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Michael Douglas reflects on the 50th anniversary of 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest,' highlighting its timeless relevance, the film's production process, casting stories, and its impact on his career, emphasizing themes of individuality versus conformity and the film's critical success.
Sharon Stone expressed her skepticism and bluntly dismissed the idea of a reboot of 'Basic Instinct,' criticizing the previous sequel and sharing candid stories about her tense relationship with co-star Michael Douglas, emphasizing her disinterest in revisiting the iconic film.
Michael Douglas revealed his throat cancer was caused by HPV infection from oral sex, highlighting a potential health risk associated with multiple oral sex partners, though further research is needed to confirm the link.
Michael Douglas shared a rare photo of his son Dylan on his birthday, prompting fans to note the striking resemblance to his mother, Catherine Zeta-Jones, especially highlighting the family features like the chin. The post celebrates Dylan's 25th birthday and showcases the close-knit family, including Michael's other children and milestones.
Sharon Stone revealed that a heated argument with Michael Douglas at Cannes led to him refusing to test with her for 'Basic Instinct,' but their tension ultimately contributed to their compelling on-screen dynamic. Despite initial conflicts, they became friends, and the film catapulted Stone to stardom. A reboot of 'Basic Instinct' is in development, but it's unclear if Stone will return.
Sharon Stone revealed that she and Michael Douglas had a heated argument before meeting at Cannes, but they later became close friends and co-starred in Basic Instinct. Douglas's rep was surprised by her account, stating they only met during the film's casting and became friends afterward. Despite initial tension, their relationship improved over time, and Stone now admires Douglas greatly.
Michael Douglas, 80, has purposefully retired from acting after a career spanning nearly 60 years, citing health concerns and a desire to spend more time with his wife, Catherine Zeta-Jones. He last appeared in the mini-series 'Franklin' and the film 'Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania,' but remains open to returning for the right project. His decision was influenced by his battle with stage 4 throat cancer, which he successfully treated with chemo and radiation.
Michael Douglas, the two-time Oscar winner, has indicated he has no plans to return to acting unless something extraordinary arises, after a career spanning nearly 60 years. He recently finished filming in 2022 and is enjoying a break, focusing on personal interests like golf and watching his wife, Catherine Zeta-Jones. Douglas also reflected on his health, having survived stage four throat cancer, and expressed concern about the state of US democracy, warning of its vulnerabilities and the influence of money in politics.
Michael Douglas, after nearly 60 years in acting, has no plans to return to acting unless something special arises, choosing to take a break following his busy career and health challenges, including cancer treatment.
Michael Douglas criticized Donald Trump, claiming the US is 'flirting with autocracy,' during an event at the Karlovy Vary film festival, where he also discussed the film 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest' and a series adaptation of Ken Kesey's novel.
Michael Douglas has stepped away from acting since 2022, citing a need to rest after nearly 60 years in the industry and health reasons, and has no plans to return unless a special project arises, though he is working on one independent film.
Michael Douglas expressed concerns about the decline of idealism in U.S. politics, criticizing the current state of democracy and his own decision to retire from acting after battling throat cancer, while reflecting on his career and the legacy of 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest' at the Karlovy Vary Film Festival.
Michael Douglas announced he has no plans to return to acting after battling throat cancer and is focused on his personal life, while expressing concerns about the state of democracy in the U.S. and reflecting on his career and the legacy of 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest' at the Karlovy Vary Film Festival.
Michael Douglas warned at the Karlovy Vary Film Festival that the U.S. is 'flirting with autocracy' and criticized the influence of money in politics, emphasizing the importance of protecting democracy. He also discussed his retirement and recent projects, reflecting on his career and his friendship with Jack Nicholson.
The Red Sea Film Festival in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, commenced its fourth edition with a star-studded opening ceremony featuring celebrities like Michael Douglas, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Spike Lee, and Vin Diesel. Spike Lee, serving as jury president, expressed his enthusiasm for the role, while Vin Diesel reminisced about his early career experiences with Lee. The festival, returning to the historic Al-Balad neighborhood, will showcase 120 films from 81 territories over nine days.