Michael Douglas

...already back: Goldman Sachs' bonus pool at the end of 2009 was $20 billion. The 1987 Oliver Stone movie "Wall Street," in which Michael Douglas plays Gordon Gekko, now on the lecture circuit as a published financial author after 14 years...

In this article: Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, Martin Wolf, Wall Street, United States, China, Unemployment, Gordon Gekko, Charles Gasparino, and Societe Generale

...during his time in Hollywood, he replied: "'Face/Off,' definitely. That was my best work. Maybe because I am grateful how Michael Douglas (one of the producers) treated me the whole time it was made. I remember we had a meeting with a number...

In this article: John Woo, Red Cliff, Face/Off, Hollywood, Hong Kong, Hard Boiled, Jean-Claude Van Damme, Gene Kelly, and China

...be fearful. The phrase bunny boiler springs to mind from the Glenn Close film Fatal Attraction. Look what nearly happened to Michael Douglas. I m not saying this flippantly. Ultimately you have only one course of action. You must tell...

In this article: United front, David Letterman, Glenn Close, and Fatal Attraction

Donald Trump was spotted on the set of Wall Street 2 with Michael Douglas on Wednesday. The Donald is making a cameo appearance in the film. Pretty appropriate casting decision, don't you think? Posted: November 26, 2009 at 10:30 am

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...2009. Click thumbnails to see larger images in the gallery: Filming continues on Wall Street 2 with Michael Douglas and Donald Trump Michael Douglas and Donald Trump film a street scene from Wall Street II Donald Trump prepares for a...

In this article: Donald Trump, Wall Street 2, Gordon Gekko, New York City, Wall Street, and Wall Street

...author Mark Twain who once wrote ''you go to heaven if you want to, I'd rather stay here''. Catherine Zeta-Jones and husband Michael Douglas have a home on one of the Territory's main eight islands and are frequent visitors. There was...

In this article: Bermuda, Atlantic, Detainee, Guantanamo Bay, British Airways, Mark Twain, US, and Catherine Zeta-Jones

...that political correctness can run roughshod over pleasure, makes Landau think of that scene from "The American President" when Michael Douglas asks Annette Bening to be his date at a state dinner for France and she gets flustered and...

In this article: Michelle Obama, White House, Annette Bening, India, Stevie Wonder, and Whitney Houston

...Stone-like figure to inflict damage on male solidarity here - they're at each other's jugulars in no time without femme fatale assistance, thank you very much. As for poor Michael Douglas, he probably wouldn't last 10 minutes in their company.

In this article: Loft, Matthias Schoenaerts, Sharon Stone, and Culprit

...by global "green" trends. Because good acting is never a bad thing "Solitary Man": Maybe it's just us, but doesn't Michael Douglas make some of the most interesting decisions when it comes to roles? He never, ever shies away from...

In this article: Mark Kostabi, Emmy nomination, Susan Sarandon, Sigourney Weaver, Danny DeVito, Denver, and Cairo

...type, didn't hang with them -- he was all hoops, all the time -- but still relished his associations with them. When Michael Douglas got the role as Gordon Gekko in "Wall Street," he combed his hair backward, like Riley's. When...

In this article: Pat Riley, Phil Jackson, Los Angeles Lakers, Kobe Bryant, Hollywood, Academy Award, Gordon Gekko, Armani, and John Kundla