AMC: TV Series/Miniseries

Trials and tribulations at Pittsburgh radio station WENN back in the late 1930s, when radio was king.

Inspired by real-life Hollywood antics, the show centers on the stars and employees at the fictional 1930s Sylver Screen Pictures movie studio.

Professor Leslie Nielsen teaches to the students of N.Y.U.K (New Yuk University of Knuckleheads) lectures on the Three Stooges before the Stooges' shorts air.

As seen on AMC, "Backstory" is a series that takes a provocative and in-depth look at the making of popular motion pictures. Stars, directors, producers and other Hollywood players provide revealing inside "backstories" about the events that affected each production - and their lives. Using exclusive film footage, rare archival still photos and insightful interviews, these programs uncover everything from fascinating behind-the-scenes intrigue to cutthroat studio politics.

A motley group of London con artists pulls off a series of daring and intricate stings.

Big time producer Peter Guber and Variety's Peter Bart sit down with the biggest names in the business.

In this reality show, a group of aspiring actors don't suspect that the production that they're a part of is a ruse.

Celebrites get crazy for charity in this show. Under Lowe and Balaban's tutelage, two teams of celebrities compete in a race-version of a charades contest, where the winners take home money for their charities. The category is always movies, but after the team guesses several titles, they must find a common theme among them to win the entire round.

In each episode of The Suite, celebrity journalist Dave Karger interviews the cast and director of an upcoming blockbuster film or Oscar contender. Together for the first time since working on the film, the stars discuss their experiences making the movie.

2 hosts, acting as a married couple, interrupt the movie you are watching with hilarious comments and high jinx.

A veteran cowboy and his nephew save five Chinese girls from prostitution while trekking from Oregon to Wyoming.

A nine-part series examining the impact on society of controversial films. It includes remarks by critics, actors, directors, producers and scholars, who comment on the content and context of them.

The storyteller Dennis Hopper tells about the production of the West German movie "Jungle Fever/Euer Weg führt durch die Hölle" (1984), filmed in Mexico.

For 35 years, Professor Richard Brown's legendary NYU Film Course, MOVIES 101, has been Standing Room Only! More than just a film class, MOVIES 101 is a passionate cinematic adventure that offers a vivid background and rich understanding of the movie industry through insightful, in-depth interviews with today's most outstanding Actors and Directors. Now for the first time ever film lovers everywhere can audit Professor Brown's ground-breaking class with AMC's MOVIES 101!