Ross was not supposed to say “Rachel” during THAT wedding scene

Despite being an integral part of one of the most beloved television shows in history, Ross Geller was a bit of a dick.  There were many times throughout the show where Geller revealed himself to be a less-than-stellar guy, but one of the most egregious examples was when he said his ex-girlfriend’s name instead of his fiancée’s at the altar.  It’s now an iconic scene but it was actually the result of a happy accident.

Sean Connery wore a wig in all of his James Bond films

It’s hard to be-weave.

The Incredible Hulk is green because of a printing error

He was supposed to be grey.

Mick Gordon hid demonic imagery in the Doom soundtrack

When Australian composer, Mick Gordon, was tasked with creating a soundtrack for the Doom reboot in 2016, he leant heavily on the game’s use of demonic imagery.  So much so that if you play his soundtrack through a spectrogram you will see pentagrams and the number “666” are littered throughout.

Dolph Lundgren hospitalised Sylvester Stallone with a single punch

In an effort to make the climactic bout in Rocky IV seem more realistic, director and star Sylvester Stallone suggested that he and Dolph Lundgren spar for real, a decision he would immediately regret as Dolph subsequently punched him straight into the fucking hospital.

Obi-Wan Kenobi and Wedge Antilles are related

Wedge Antilles is the hero pilot from the Star Wars movies and the only minor character to survive the battles on Endor, Hoth and Yavin.  However, his exploits are overshadowed by those of his nephew; a little character called Obi-Wan Kenobi.

That time a Japanese man married a video game character

Because of course he’s Japanese.

Bela Lugosi was buried in full Dracula costume

Bela Lugosi, the legendary horror actor, sadly passed away in 1956.  Perhaps best known for his iconic portrayal of Count Dracula, Lugosi literally took the role to his grave as he was buried while in full Dracula costume. 

Street Fighter grossed more than The Shawshank Redemption

Widely regarded as one of the best films of all time, The Shawshank Redemption is a critical darling.  It was released to positive reviews in 1994 and has steadily grown in popularity ever since.  So much so that it sits atop IMDB’s list of the 250 Top Rated Movies.  With so much praise being heaped upon it, you would think that The Shawshank Redemption raked in mega money at the box office, right?

Nothing could be further from the truth. 

Samuel L. Jackson used “motherfucker” to overcome a stutter

Nobody delivers the word “motherfucker” better than living legend Samuel L. Jackson, but did you know that it helped him overcome a speech impediment?