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Dylan O’Brien Loved Working With Rachel McAdams In ‘Send Help’

Dylan O’Brien and Rachel McAdams clash in Send Help, but O’Brien says he walked away from the film as a huge fan of hers.

Dylan O’Brien On Getting “Permission” To Play Gay Role In ‘Twinless’: “Goes A Long Way”

Playing two very different roles in 'Twinless', Dylan O'Brien had some support when it came to building his LGBTQ character.

First Official Reaction to Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey is In (And It’s From Someone Fans Totally Trust)

Reviews for Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey won't be out for months, but fans already have a trustworthy first reaction.

After Some Negative Fan 'Discourse' Over The Strangers, Madelaine Petsch Reveals Big Follow-Up Plans

In addition to bringing the full story together, Petsch believes that the expansive runtime of the supercut does a bit more ...

Twinless: a sweet, funny and uplifting portrayal of male friendship

The friendship here depicts something that our culture usually finds very difficult to imagine: an image of straight ...

How Sam Raimi Got ‘Send Help’ Through the Studio System With Its Oddball Charms Intact

Sam Raimi explains how he got his oddball thriller Send Help through the studio system with its charms and a theatrical ...
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An isolated island with questionable morals, someone “Send Help!”

Explore Sam Raimi’s newest film “Send Help,” discussing the actors’ performances, special effects and overall production of the movie. Stars Rachel McAdams and Dylan O’Brien create a unique dynamic, ...

Dylan O'Brien wanted to take things "too far" with his "terrible" Send Help character

"That's what you want out of a great actor. Somebody who pushes you to rethink it and really accomplish the goal." ...

Sam Raimi had creative "disagreements" with one of his Send Help stars, but the director ultimately admitted he was wrong: "He wasn't afraid to go all the way to the edge"

Exclusive: Send Help's Dylan O'Brien doesn't understand why some filmmakers are "a little scared" to center their films around "flawed" characters ...