"Tropic Thunder" depicts actors caught up in a real war zone while making a Vietnam War-era movie. A real-life firestorm is now enveloping director-star Ben Stiller's movie-industry spoof because ...

Ben Stiller is unsure if he would have made "Tropic Thunder" in today's Hollywood. The actor noted "edgier comedy" is harder to accomplish in "this environment." ...

Fifteen years later “Tropic Thunder” is a flawed comedy that we’re still trying to agree on Robert Downey Jr.'s outrageous performance keeps it in the discourse, and asks us to think about ...

Ben Stiller is doubtful that his 2008 satirical comedy “Tropic Thunder” could get made today. The film, which centers on a group of egotistical actors making a Vietnam War movie, grossed ...

“Tropic Thunder” director/actor Ben Stiller in 2008 promoting the problematic movie, in which Robert Downey Jr. wears blackface.

Robert Downey Jr. has long defended his role in “Tropic Thunder,” the 2008 comedy from director Ben Stiller that cast the “Iron Man” star as an egotistical Australian thespian who takes ...

In response to a fan on Twitter, Ben Stiller reiterated that he makes "no apologies" for his film Tropic Thunder 15 years later, noting that it's "always been a controversial film." ...

Justin Theroux says a Tropic Thunder sequel could happen with key stars returning if the right idea comes along.

War films can be tricky, and war comedies are even trickier. What about a comedy about making a war movie? Tropic Thunder made that a reality.

His 2008 satire Tropic Thunder follows a hapless cast and crew as they struggle to complete a Vietnam War-era epic, and it dips into identity discourse, bonkers action, and toilet humor.

Ben Stiller says he has "no apologies" for his controversial satire 'Tropic Thunder,' which featured Robert Downey Jr. in blackface.