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It is not everyday that you get to speak with royalty. However, you can do just that at this year’s Fan Expo Dallas. There will be not one, but four princesses in attendance. Granted, their titles might not hold political weight but Disney princesses hold a much higher place of importance to many children and […]
Think your childhood was abnormal? Imagine growing up alongside a doll that has been possessed by a murderous spirit and has the voice of your father. While this may sound similar to several movie plots, it was also a reality for Fiona Dourif. I recently had the opportunity to speak with Fiona about her unique […]
Eugene Brave Rock was thrust into the public eye when this year’s blockbuster hit, Wonder Woman, was released in movie theatres. If you were lucky enough to make it to the 2017 Dallas Fan Days in Irving, you could find him seated next to stars like David Tennant and Kristian Nairn. However, Gene’s background is quite different from the other stars in attendance.
Dallas Fan Days 2017 will have its fair share of pop icons in attendance, but arguably none as nostalgic as actress Mara Wilson. You may recognize Mara from her childhood roles in classic 90s movies such as Matilda, Mrs. Doubtfire, and Miracle on 34th Street. Many people, such as myself, grew up watching her on the big screen and were left wondering what happened to the promising young actress after she abruptly exited the Hollywood scene. We were lucky enough to catch up with Mara in an exclusive interview before she makes her first Dallas appearance next weekend.
Let me start out by saying that I understand there are so many movies that are, “based on a true  story,” or “inspired by actual events,” or just a recreation of a story told a hundred times and deemed entertaining enough to captivate an audience for 90 minutes. They all generally have a common thread, […]