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Dennis Hopper's career went through many ups and downs, but there was one film he made in the '80s was just about unbearable.
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The actor who saved a movie by replacing Brad Pitt at the last minute was Russell Crowe, who stepped in for 'State of Play' when Pitt dropped out.
While writing 'Remember' for his debut album, John Lennon ad-libbed the reference to Guy Fawkes and chose to include it as a "good joke".
Quentin Tarantino has woven music into his style as a filmmaker more than almost any other director, but there was one person who beat him to the best song.
Anyone has the odds stacked against them before writing a hit, but all Stevie Nicks needed was an ultimatum to come through with the goods for Fleetwood Mac.
Hotel California' quickly became the defining anthem of mainstream rock outfit Eagles, but the song was initially called "bizarre" by the bandmembers.
Tom Waits is among America's most iconic songwriters, but without Ray Charles he might still be working as a cook in a local pizza restaurant in California.
Tom Hanks was already one of Hollywood's biggest stars when he worked with Paul Newman, but that didn't stop him from being starstruck.
While John Lennon's critique of The Beatles' other members is well known, he also criticised his own work too, as he grew to hate the songs that he wrote.