OUR FRIEND:



Labels: Michael Douglas




Michael Douglas will reprise his iconic role as Wall Street piranha Gordon Gekko in a sequel that follows the disgraced corporate raider after his release from prison (presumably for misdeeds committed in the original 1987 movie). Shia LaBeouf is also in talks to star as another young trader, but Gekko's suspenders are holding out for more money.

"It will be really fun and, it's a perfect time," Douglas tells Ellen DeGeneres on today's show.



Source: NJ






Michael Douglas has been selected by the American Film Institute's board of trustees to receive the 37th AFI Life Achievement Award, which will be presented to him at a gala tribute on June 11 in Los Angeles.

"Michael Douglas is the rightful heir to the throne of the royal family of American film," Howard Stringer, chair of the AFI board, said in announcing the honor. "Though he is most beloved as one of the great leading men of the movies, Michael is also a most accomplished film producer and, ultimately, an artist whose films have been elevated in the pantheon of American film."

Douglas' father, Kirk, was similarly lauded by the AFI in 1991.

Douglas has won two Oscars ­ a best actor nod for 1987's "Wall Street" and a best picture win for producing 1975's "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest."
His upcoming films include "Beyond a Reasonable Doubt" and "The Ghosts of Girlfriends Past."



Source: Hollywood Reporter





Her next movie she plays a chef.

Michael Douglas has 'let the cat out of the bag', his wife Catherine Zeta-Jones's has no cooking skills! Meanwhile, discussing her role as a chef in new movie, "Mostly Martha".

Her hubby confesses: "This movie is her best performance yet, but the funny thing is she can't even boil water!"


He must be lying... I just can't believe it!


Source: ananova






© 2008 HotOnlineNews.com Contact Us

eXTReMe Tracker

Superiorpics.com
Celebrity Forums

Find the latest hi-res celebrity pictures, post pictures, and hang out with over 40,000 members of fanatic celebrity fans!