Michael Douglas

By Monika Bartyzel Farley, instead, gets a little something different. What do you do after you run with the cliche of "unattractive" girls who can miraculously become hot with the help of a shunned Playboy bunny? Divorced dudes. Variety reports the director of House Bunny, Fred Wolf, is directing a new flic...

By Kim Voynar If there's one thing Michael Douglas does really well, it's crazy. In 1993, he did crazy to near-perfection as William "D-Fens" Foster in Joel Schumacher's Falling Down. I still think of Douglas's performance in that film 14 years later -- I ruminated on it most recently while stuck in traf...

By James Rocchi Trumbo, director Peter Askins' new documentary about the life and work of blacklisted screenwriter Dalton Trumbo, began life as a series of letters archived by Dalton Trumbo's son Christopher; it then became a two-person play. On-screen -- where it's become one of the breakout documen...

By Patrick Walsh Filed under: Drama, Thrillers, Scripts & Screenwriting, 20th Century Fox, Remakes and SequelsTwenty years have passed since 1987's Wall Street taught America that "Greed is good." The film won Michael Douglas a Best Actor Academy Award for his blistering performance as Gordon Ge...

By Erik Davis Stephen Gerard will pen the script; he'll work off Adam Penenberg's 2003 book of the same name. I'm actually looking forward to seeing Douglas' new film, King of California, after his previous three (You, Me and Dupree, The Sentinel, The In-Laws) left me feeling -- how shall I say it -- indi...