There are stills from that scene so I know they filmed it. I have no idea if the film exists though.

Not particularly pop-culture, but apparently Steve Jobs and Mona Simpson themselves didn't know they were siblings.

Ah, no love for Metropolis? That was my introduction to his music AND Fritz Lang's Sci-fi classic, which became one of my favorite movies ever.

I love love love Matinee. I've said this before here, but I think it's better than Ed Wood in terms of depicting a wacky director.

His tale in Neil Gaiman's Miracleman was excellent. Has Marvel re-released that story yet?

Funnily enough, the history is repeating itself: these days every studio is trying to make a thriller about Dark Web, the internet that you know less and makes you paranoid.

You brought ReBoot clip and forgot to mention it in the article?

Whew, at least "It's All Too Much" isn't on the list. That's my favourite Beatles song.

This is a solid list. I could add "Eardrum Buzz", "Read and Burn" or even "One of Us" though.

Olivia Colman's in every Brit TV show. Even she admitted that.

Sci-Fi show were full of these: Original Galactica, Farscape, Star Trek, etc..

Mom from Futurama ought to be on this list.

I think there's a historical reason behind it. Japanese-Americans were discouraged to form a community during and after WW2, so their cultural backbone isn't as well established as Koreans or Chinese, hence the general lack of Japanese-American actors.

I seriously got offended by 2 Broke Girls. Fuck that show.

As a Japanese I do appreciate the recent surge in Asian actors, but can I just say the term "Asian" still feels like a blanket category to cover so many ethnicity. I mean, you don't usually mix British actors with US or French ones but when it comes to Asian it's just "Asian" whether you are from China or India.

Leonardo DiCaprio. The Wolf of Wall Street was a breath of fresh air after so many intense roles. He's a lot better if he's not taking things seriously, like Johnny Depp.

Keith David / David Keith action buddy film can make a billion dollar franchise any day.

Not splitting up per se, but XTC quit touring and playing live after their biggest hit "Senses Working Overtime" and I still wonder if they could have achieved the level of success on a par with, say, The Police or Echo & The Bunnymen.

Didn't he turn into a teenage warrior at the end of DS9, played by a different actor? I always found that progression odd, having thought Alexander was more of an artistic type.

That's one role I was really hoping to have an Irish actor cast.