38K views · 601 reactions |  In 1926, Buster Keaton performed one of the most dangerous stunts in film history—throwing a massive log from a moving train to knock another log off the tracks. No stunt doubles. No special effects. Just raw bravery and perfect timing. | VibrantHistory | Facebook

This ranks among the most dangerous stunts in cinematic history. For the 1998 film "Who Am I?", Jackie Chan slid without wires or a safety net down the smooth, slanted facade of the 24-story Willemswerf building in Rotterdam. Running and sliding down the glass and metal structure, the stunt saw him drop over 200 feet. Any misstep would have resulted in an unrecoverable fall, cementing it as a legendary example of the immense risk he takes for his art. | History In Pictures

1.3M views · 27K reactions | If you loved Cruel Intentions, check this out: The classic novel Les Liaisons dangereuses gets a modern day reimagining in a new film that wonders how these iconic characters would weaponize social media in their quest to win a bet. Dangerous Liaisons is now on Netflix | Netflix | Facebook

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1.4M views · 43K reactions | Behind the scenes with 'Thing' from Netflix's 'Wednesday', played by magician Victor Dorobantu. So well done!  | Kidspot | Facebook

410K views · 6K reactions | Go behind the scenes of our photoshoot with some of Walford’s leading ladies, as they transform into film noir cover stars to celebrate 40 years of EastEnders.  For exclusive interviews and more, pick up this week’s Radio Times EastEnders Anniversary Special – on sale now. | Radio Times | Facebook