The sequence featuring the cameo of a certain DC character in Suicide Squad was actually two different sets one was shoot in London and other in another country. The cameo character was filmed by Zack Snyder in Londonband other part of scene was shoot by David Ayer, the two actors in the sequence never actually met or were filmed together lol.
The working title for Back To The Future Part 2 was called Paradox so people wouldn't know they were filming all tho it was funny because paradoxes were happening in the film, also the original title for Return of The Jedi was Revenge of The Jedi but Lucas didn't like the idea of a Jedi taking revenge so it was changed but early posters and t shirts have the original title which actually worth a lot of money. They would later use the wording of the title in Star Wars Ep III: Revenge of The Sith.
In Willy Wonka and The Chocolate Factory the bit where Gene Wilder drinks from that yellow flower tea cup and then eats it was actually made from wax after the director said cut he spat it out, also at the start of the film where his walking with the cane, falls over and bounces back up it was actually Gene Wilders idea and wouldn't take the role unless they used that idea. R.I.P Gene Wilder.
During his downtime on the set of Predator(1987),actor,writer and future director Shane Black,who played Hawkins was putting the finishing touches on the script of The Last Boyscout.
The gun barrel sequence in the first three Bond wasn't done Sean Connery it was done by stunt man Bob Simmons, in Thunderball it's Connery actually doing gun barrel because they changed the film ratio so they had to redo the gun barrel, Simmons would later play the bad guy Colonel Jacque Bouvar. Roger Moore was first Bond to do two different gun barrel and was the first Bond to wear a tux in second version of the gun barrel.
In the Bond film Thunderball if you look very careful where M is at meeting where the 00's one one of 00's is actually female.
Most people assume that x-men was the first successful Marvel film but it actually was Blade which people forget is a Marvel film. It was made on a budget of 40 million dollars and grossed 131.2 million dollars.
In The Spy Who Loved Me,when Bond is in the Lotus being chased by the helicopter,it looks as though he doesn't slow down when taking the corners,the reasoning being that Bond wouldn't use the brakes.To achieve this,they simply removed the bulbs from the rear brake lights.
The hit show Lucifer is actually from DC Comics, it's from vertigo comics which is owned by DC Comics/Warner Bros.
During the filming of Gladiator,Russell Crowe sustained numerous injuries.In the opening battle scene,the wounds on his face are all genuine.This happened when his horse reared up and backed into tree branches.The stitches Crowe had are visible in later scenes.Crowd also broke bones in his hip and foot and injured tendons in both arms.