Let's take a look at 15 examples of movies that could have — or should have — been created as TV shows instead.

Landman stars Billy Bob Thornton, Sam Elliott and Jacob Lofland break down Episode 2's major scene in the car — Watch!

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While Kelly Reilly has since made a huge impact with her Beth Dutton character on Yellowstone, it wasn't always easy to get her fictional counterpart.

Sarah Paulson revealed a surprising depth to the quippy Carrington Lane this week on "All's Fair" — see what other TV actors earned kudos.

Jenna Lyons is turning in her apple, announcing her departure from Bravo's The Real Housewives Of New York City after just two seasons. Read her full statement.

Before launching Stranger Things on Netflix, the Duffer Brothers worked on another, albeit more underrated, sci-fi series.

Had the showrunners stuck to its initial plans, ABC's Lost could have, well, lost a core character in its debut episode.

"Tulsa King" won't end the way most other gangster sagas do, if Sylvester Stallone has any say in the matter. Stallone vows that Dwight "The General" Manfredi, the character he plays in Taylor ...

The Boys star Chace Crawford recently opened up about struggling to find his next hit TV project after Gossip Girl — and why he can't rewatch The CW classic.

Jim Parsons' beloved nerd Sheldon Cooper has become the poster boy of the Big Bang Theory universe, but what attracted him to this role anyway?