From the outside, Olivia de Havilland’s career looked like total success. But behind the scenes, something wasn’t right. The business of Hollywood, especially back then, didn’t just expect people to toe the line—it demanded it. And the moment she took on the system, the consequences came fast and didn’t stop.
For every one of those unforgettable 70s classic movies, there were probably a dozen you’ve completely forgotten about. Some of these deserve to be better known. Others…well, forgetting them might be the kindest thing we can do.
Columbo and Murder, She Wrote couldn’t have been more different—one smelled like rain-soaked asphalt and coffee; the other like tea and typewriter ink. Yet both solved murders that left entire generations glued to the couch. Now, let’s settle it once and for all: trench coat vs. typewriter....
Some movies just demand a second date. The first time you’re wide-eyed, trying to keep up. But on the rewatch? You notice all the sneaky details, inside jokes, and emotional punches hiding in plain sight. These are the films that don’t just hold up—they get even better once you know what’s coming.
You’ve seen the blockbusters and the independent dramas, you've memorized the quotes, and cried during the credits (maybe)—but how well do you really know movies?
There were so many shows that even die-hard fans couldn’t keep up—and some gems (and not so gems) just slipped through the cracks in our collective memories. From talking bunnies to bizarre dramas, here are 35 shows from the ’90s you probably totally forgot about (until now).
On TV, The Brady Bunch was pure blended family bliss—six kids, two perfect parents, and a dog who never aged. But when the cameras stopped rolling, real life was anything but squeaky clean. Secret romances, bitter feuds, career-crushing choices… the Brady house had its share of drama.
By the mid-80s, Emilio Estevez, Molly Ringwald, Rob Lowe, Demi Moore, Judd Nelson, Ally Sheedy, and Andrew McCarthy weren’t just rising stars—they were Hollywood’s youth movement. It looked like the beginning of something long-lasting. Instead, it would all soon come crashing down in the most unexpected way.
