Starring Helen Hunt and the late Bill Paxton, Twister was a keystone for every natural disaster movie that followed in its destructive path. Thirty years later, it still holds up tremendously ...

It’s hard to imagine a Twister movie existing in a world without Bill Paxton, but there is still a ton of his DNA in the upcoming sequel, in addition to the flying cows. Bill Paxton appeared in ...

When it comes to iconic 1990s action movies, Twister stands atop the list ... It starred the late Bill Paxton as Bill and Helen Hunt as Jo -- estranged spouses working through a divorce.

and in movies like this, you cannot act in a scene when you already know what’s going to happen. Bill Paxton as Bill Harding in Jan de Bont’s Twister (1996). To be honest with you, it was hard ...

Iconic Hollywood actor Bill Paxton, who is known for his roles in hits like Apollo 13, Twister and Titanic, died on February ...

To mark the occasion, "Twisters" star Glen Powell took to social media to share a tribute to late "Twister" actor Bill Paxton on X ... Reporter he hoped the movie, which is executive produced ...

Paxton starred in 1996’s “Twister” as storm chaser Bill Harding, opposite Helen Hunt ... sharing that he and Paxton “became really close on that movie.” He remembered Paxton as being ...

Here’s how it works. Buckle your seat belts, and hang on, there’s a hot Twister take incoming. I think Bill Paxton’s leading man, Bill, is the villain of this movie. Yep, you read that right.

How have your own feelings and opinions about the movie changed ... s not the only reason Twister is so beloved. It also has a really amazing cast led by the late Bill Paxton.

Throughout the entire movie there are references to Twister ... to examine the damage caused by the storm. Original Twister star Bill Paxton passed away back in 2017, but Lee Isaac Chung and ...

You may think Twister is a fun natural-disaster popcorn flick, but it is in fact a horror movie about a nightmare ... Former storm chaser turned weatherman Dr. Bill Harding was totally wrong ...