It has been 30 years since the release of Thelma & Louise. The Ridley Scott-directed film, which is hailed as a classic by many, was released in 1991 and followed the story of two friends, Thelma ...

Their version reveals the post-cliff argument Thelma and Louise got into The ending to Thelma & Louise is one of the most iconic film climaxes of all time, which means, almost 25 years on, it’s ...

Susan Sarandon and Geena Davis at a 30th anniversary charity screening of “Thelma & Louise” in 2021. Getty Images “[The] joke was while we were filming that we would find out that we were ...

Brad Pitt in 'Thelma and Louise' : Inside the Making of One of Hollywood's Steamiest Sex Scenes A new book reveals how Brad Pitt became the sex object in the iconic film By ...

Thelma & Louise ending: ... “I think by then we had earned that ending,” Sarandon said of the scene, which wound up being the last both actresses shot during production.

Brad Pitt's Sex Scene in Thelma and Louise: Inside the Shoot. Brad Pitt's Sex Scene in Thelma and ... drive fast and have one-night stands before ending their journey in a blaze of liberation. ...

The Death of Thelma and Louise ... The way that Thelma presents it is, “Let’s not get caught. Let’s keep going.” That, I think, is what makes the scene so iconic.

So Thelma and Louise, who go on the run after one of them commits a some-would-definitely-argue-justifiable murder - they go on the run across the great American West, and they end cornered by the ...

But Thelma and Louise’s introspection and their “crossing over” is an antidote to a world that is hyperbolically, squelchingly bearing down. In the end, they’re chasing oxygen. Hollywood ...

"Thelma & Louise" star Brad Pitt said he lost the role twice during auditions. The actor said the role "came back around" three times. Pitt also looked back on shooting his love scene with Geena ...

When Thelma Dickinson and Louise Sawyer drive their T-Bird off the edge of the Grand Canyon at the end of that 1991 movie “Thelma & Louise,” they die. Right?Not necessarily. In a sh… ...