Today

Julie Christie was expelled from school for telling naughty jokes.

Kate Capshaw was an unknown actress before Steven Spielberg cast her in 'Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.'

At age 75, Laurence Olivier was one of the oldest actors to take on the role of King Lear, for which he subsequently won an Emmy.

Kevin Kline had a one-year stint as a soap opera actor, despite initially vowing never to do it.

Judy Garland's battle with prescription medication addiction began at a young age, allegedly receiving pills from her mother before the age of 10.

A Shakesperean from an early age, Laurence Olivier was only nine when he played Brutus in his school's production of 'Julius Caesar.'

Julie Christie was born in India and spent part of her childhood there, where her father worked as a tea planter.

In 2004, Keisha Castle-Hughes, then 13, became the youngest Oscar-nominated actress for her role in 'Whale Rider.'

Before pursuing an acting career, Kate Capshaw worked as a special education teacher.

Juliette Binoche thinks the film industry is still a man's world and wants to see more movies from the female perspective.

Judy Garland had an exceptional memory and was able to recall entire movies after one viewing.

Judy Davis is known for avoiding publicity and rarely does interviews.

Maggie Grace left high school at 16 to pursue acting in LA with her mom.

Keisha Castle-Hughes became a mother at the age of 17 and considers it a life-changing experience.

During the filming of 'Taken 2' in Istanbul, Maggie Grace engaged in local Turkish customs, including drinking tea and smoking a hookah.

Kevin Kline won the Best Supporting Actor Oscar for his role as Otto in 1989 comedy film 'A Fish Called Wanda.'

Jean Reno eventually quit smoking, thanks to Natalie Portman's persuasion.

Jean Harlow had an altercation with British socialite Margot Asquith when Jean mispronounced her name, mistakenly saying the "t" at the the end.

Jean Reno traveled two times around the world for his role in 'The Big Blue.'

José Ferrer contributed significantly to American theater with iconic performances in 'Charlie's Aunt' and 'Othello.'