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If you're a true movie-lover, you know about Rotten Tomatoes. It's a popular website where both movies and TV shows are heavily scrutinized by critics and audiences alike, and each piece of work is given a "Tomatometer" score based on a percentage of positive reviews. Rare is it for a movie to get a perfect score—so when a movie does manage to achieve a 100% rating, it must mean it has something special to offer.

Edie Sedgwick acted as muse (or lover) to countless artists and musicians who passed through New York before her death—but few know her even darker history.

Jean Spangler was on the verge on stardom when she mysteriously disappeared. One of the only clues uncovered was a single, cryptic note.

Disney Channel stars, usually seen as positive influences for kids, have faced scandals. Former Disney actors have made headlines for various negative issues, showing the challenges of childhood fame.

Known as one of the most prominent beauties of the 1960s, Ursula Andress managed to wield her looks like a weapon to carve her way through the world of movie-making. Her gorgeous, unforgettable scene in Dr. No may have made her famous, but she’s definitely more than just a pretty face. Behind the scenes, few movie stars can boast a life as unforgettable as Ursula Andress.

Behind the scenes, George C. Scott was as complex—and even more volatile—as the characters he played on screen and on the stage.