American actor Judah Lewis was 16 years old when he played Cole -- the innocent, introverted kid who kills his babysitter -- in the horror/comedy film "The Babysitter" back in 2017.
Elizabeth Holmes and Nathan Fielder aren't the only stars of "You Can See Everything" ... the turkey jerky brand the convicted felon chows down on in the film is also enjoying some time in the spotlight ... and getting a boost in sales.
Here's the deal ... in the doc, Holmes eats Think Jerky at Federal Prison Camp Bryan, making it known it's her favorite food outside of her daily prison chow.
The scene is apparently sticking in people's minds ... because TMZ has learned Think Jerky sales are skyrocketing as the movie does big numbers at the box office. We're told Sriracha Honey jerky sales are up 345% since the movie's release.
A rep for Think Jerky tells TMZ … "We had absolutely no idea we were going to be in the movie, so the whole thing has been a bit of a whirlwind. We're a small, self-funded, employee-owned business that somehow ended up in one of the most talked-about films of the year."
One Hollywood studio has vowed to keep it very PG when it comes to its content ... and has pledged to avoid any sex scenes or gratuitous nudity in its film slate.
Angel Studios co-founder Jeff Harmon told Fox News ... "We promise there's never going to be nudity, and there'll never be sex on screen."
He also mentioned that the studio wouldn't misuse God's name, adding ... "This is a completely unique one. This has never really happened in Hollywood history."
Jennifer Lopez is NOT clashing with the director of her new Netflix thriller, contrary to a new report that claims they've been butting heads like Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni.
Netflix, J-Lo and Robert Zemeckis told TMZ in a joint statement ... "As we have said to Page Six, this reporting is categorically false. Any suggestion that the filmmakers are not working in unison is without merit."
Page Six is reporting that Jen and the "Forrest Gump" filmmaker have different visions for "The Last Mrs. Parrish," a la Blake and Justin on "It Ends With Us."
"Scream" -- hands down one of the most iconic spooky films to hit the big screen, and we're kickin' off your wicked Wednesday with the legends who made the slasher film so frigin' epic!
The Texas house where Elizabeth Holmes and her family were filmed in their final days together before her prison sentence in "You Can See Everything" is up for sale.
The 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom home hit the market for $2.25 million earlier this month ... and the real estate team trying to offload it is now playing up its appearance in the smash-hit documentary.
In case you haven't seen the Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim joint yet ... it covers the month before Elizabeth's incarceration in federal prison. Most of that month is spent at a rented house in Del Mar, California ... though the family ultimately moved into this home in Austin, TX, to be closer to Federal Prison Camp Bryan in the Lone Star State.
Elizabeth Holmes’ partner, Billy Evans, did not ask the director of "You Can See Everything" to go full frontal ... sources tell TMZ.
A source close to production tells TMZ Billy disputes the story told by the documentary’s director, Lance Oppenheim, regarding his controversial shower scene. The sources claim Billy was told that even if he filmed with his penis out ... it would not make the final cut for legal reasons.
In the doc about Elizabeth, Billy opened up about the situation to Lance and co-director Nathan Fielder. In one scene, Billy is seen taking a shower, and his penis is exposed.
Allan Avery -- the father of Steven Avery, whose legal troubles were documented in the hit Netflix documentary "Making A Murderer" -- has died ... according to the family's lawyer.
Attorney Kathleen Zellner revealed the sad news via social media Sunday ... noting that he was Steven's biggest supporter and advocate -- who believed in his innocence, 100%.
Allan appeared in the documentary ... the first season of which came out in 2015. The doc dove into Steven's wrongful sexual assault conviction and subsequent 18-year incarceration -- as well as his 2007 conviction for the murder of freelance photographer Teresa Halbach.
American actress and musician Fairuza Balk was 21 years old when she played Nancy -- the mean leader of her witchy friends obsessed with gaining more power -- in the 1996 horror/fantasy film "The Craft."
Jeffrey Epstein was a master at finding weaknesses and secrets in people, and then using them to get exactly what he wanted ... and we break down exactly how that worked in our new documentary.
"TMZ Studios Presents Jeffrey Epstein: The Devil's Rolodex" -- available on YouTube -- takes a hard, unvarnished look at how people like Donald Trump, Bill Clinton, and Bill Gates got ensnared in Epstein's twisted world.
He was a seasoned blackmailer who also created what one person called an "intellectual ponzi scheme," as a way of climbing the social ladder to the highest of heights.
Michael B. Jordan's gritty crime drama just got a little too gritty ... as a man allegedly showed up to the set with a huge butcher's knife and started scaring the film crew.
The NYPD tells TMZ ... Alex Perez, 23, allegedly started disrupting filming while running across the set of "Miami Vice '85" in Brooklyn around 11 PM Friday night.
Cops were called after Perez allegedly brandished a butcher's knife ... and threatened one of the production staffers.
Jeffrey Epstein, a college dropout with marginal social skills, ingratiated himself with the richest, most powerful men in the world by using the almighty dollar ... along with extravagant perks.
Bill Clinton, Bill Gates, former Harvard Law Professor Alan Dershowitz, and many others were seduced into Epstein's orbit, and in a new documentary -- "TMZ Studios Presents Jeffrey Epstein: The Devil's Rolodex" streaming on YouTube -- we dig deep to expose his masterful con.
Of course, good ol' fashioned blackmail was also a tried-and-true tool Epstein used.
Christine Lahtiwas in her late 50s when she played Detective Reese in "Obsessed."
Her character was investigating the stalker situation between Derek Charles, played by Idris Elba, and Lisa Sheridan, played by Ali Larter, in the 2009 thriller/romance film.
Jeffrey Epstein had a way of ensnaring the rich and famous -- even presidents -- into his orbit, and 2 of his prized catches were Donald Trump and Bill Clinton, and he wasn't shy about trashing them.
In the days before Epstein died at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in lower Manhattan, he was shooting the s*** with fellow prisoner William Mersey, who is now free and an accomplished writer and journalist. Mersey says he asked Epstein if he had an anecdote that was "emblematic of Donald Trump's essence."
Well, Epstein lit up and began telling a wild story involving a private jet, a French woman and Atlantic City. You gotta watch the clip.
Jeffrey Epstein was a college dropout who lacked basic social skills, yet he was able to ensnare some of the richest, most powerful and most famous people in the world into his orbit, and TMZ has examined how he did it.
Our new doc, "TMZ Studios Presents Jeffrey Epstein: The Devil's Rolodex," is available now on YouTube, and it's an inside look at Epstein's grand plan to create an astonishing network of people.
Former Harvard Law Professor Alan Dershowitz tells us how his association with Epstein is the worst thing that's ever happened to him in his life, and he has deep regrets that he didn't listen to his wife, who immediately pegged Epstein for a scumbag.
