Michael Douglas

Giving an inch (but only an inch) on Tiger

source: EducationGuardian.co.uk

As a joke gift. Right. Just like they dragged their husbands to see that bunny-boiler movie with Michael Douglas. Fatal Attraction. ... and more »

Published Mon, Dec 7

A love triangle in an eagle's nest

source: Scripps News

No, this isn't a recap of Fatal Attraction, the famous 1987 movie starring Glenn Close and Michael Douglas. And the characters aren't people. ...

Published Wed, Dec 2

Do you have to see the alternate ending for 'Paranormal Activity'?

source: Entertainment Weekly

I still like the alternate ending for Fatal Attraction – where Michael Douglas is carted off by the cops and Glenn Close slits her throat. ...

Published Sat, Nov 28

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source: Times LIVE

The Widow, gossip persona of Platter “editor” Tim James, is like Glenn Close in Fatal Attraction. Just when you think it's all over and Michael Douglas has ... and more »

Published Mon, Nov 23

Parts of 'Ishqiya' to be re-shot

source: movies.indiatimes.com

For instance, Fatal Attraction (1987), with its heavily sexualized plot, had two endings. Audiences baulked when Michael Douglas playing the repentant ... and more »

Published Fri, Nov 13

Four scenarios for next season of 'Lost'

source: MSNBC

what Jacob said — right before Ben, seething from decades of neglect and silence, stabbed his ephemeral liege in the heart with a ferocity (and dubious technique) unseen onscreen since Glenn Close went after Michael Douglas in “Fatal Attraction. ...

Published Mon, Jun 15

Fatal Attraction - Blu-ray Review

source: monstersandcritics.com

That greater possibility of reality is what makes Fatal Attraction resonant still today. The performances are also a highlight. Michael Douglas is highly believable in the role and Glenn Close would be nominated for Best Actress for her portrayal as ...

Published Mon, Jun 15

'Lost': 4 scenarios for what's next

source: Entertainment Weekly

what Jacob said — right before Ben, seething from decades of neglect and silence, stabbed his ephemeral liege in the heart with a ferocity (and dubious technique) unseen onscreen since Glenn Close went after Michael Douglas in Fatal Attraction. ...

Published Sun, Jun 14