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Michael Douglas Announces Indefinite Acting Hiatus, Will Return Only for ‘Something Special’ Role

Speaking at the Karlovy Vary Film Festival, the veteran star said his hiatus since 2022 will continue indefinitely unless a rare, exceptional role presents itself.

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James Cameron Labels ‘Oppenheimer’ a ‘Moral Cop-Out’ as He Advances ‘Ghosts of Hiroshima’

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Danny Boyle Says 'Slumdog Millionaire' Couldn’t Be Made Today Due to Cultural Appropriation

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Gary Oldman Says 'Rent-a-Villain' Phase 'Got Old' in Pivot to New Roles

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Zoe Saldaña Declares Oscar Statuette Is Trans and Uses They/Them Pronouns

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Michael Douglas to Present Restored 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest' at Karlovy Vary Film Festival

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Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning Breaks $200 Million Global Mark with Record Memorial Day Opening

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Oscar-Winning Production Designer Les Dilley Dies at 84

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Cillian Murphy and Daniel Craig in Talks for Damien Chazelle's Prison Drama

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Neon Appoints Ryan Werner as First President of Global Cinema

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Oscar-Winning Filmmaker Robert Benton Dies at 92

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Oscar-Winning Filmmaker Robert Benton Dies at 92

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Jamie Lee Curtis Reflects on Balancing Motherhood and Career Through Commercial Endorsements

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Charlize Theron Shares Her Daughters’ Playful Indifference to Her Career Achievements

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Pop-Musical 'Juliet & Romeo' Opens to Mixed-to-Negative Reviews

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Alexander Payne Confirmed as Jury President for 82nd Venice Film Festival

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Michael Douglas Announces Indefinite Acting Hiatus, Will Return Only for ‘Something Special’ Role

James Cameron Labels ‘Oppenheimer’ a ‘Moral Cop-Out’ as He Advances ‘Ghosts of Hiroshima’

Danny Boyle Says 'Slumdog Millionaire' Couldn’t Be Made Today Due to Cultural Appropriation

Gary Oldman Says 'Rent-a-Villain' Phase 'Got Old' in Pivot to New Roles

Zoe Saldaña Declares Oscar Statuette Is Trans and Uses They/Them Pronouns

Michael Douglas to Present Restored 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest' at Karlovy Vary Film Festival

Dakota Johnson Reveals Sandra Bullock Invited Her to “Razzie Club” Brunch

Al Pacino Revisits Decision to Decline Han Solo Role

Wes Anderson Continues to Court Jodie Foster as Their Cannes Films Arrive

Clint Eastwood at 95 Prepares Next Film and Champions Original Storytelling

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Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning Breaks $200 Million Global Mark with Record Memorial Day Opening

Oscar-Winning Production Designer Les Dilley Dies at 84

Cillian Murphy and Daniel Craig in Talks for Damien Chazelle's Prison Drama

Neon Appoints Ryan Werner as First President of Global Cinema

Oscar-Winning Filmmaker Robert Benton Dies at 92

Oscar-Winning Filmmaker Robert Benton Dies at 92

Jamie Lee Curtis Reflects on Balancing Motherhood and Career Through Commercial Endorsements

Charlize Theron Shares Her Daughters’ Playful Indifference to Her Career Achievements

Pop-Musical 'Juliet & Romeo' Opens to Mixed-to-Negative Reviews

Alexander Payne Confirmed as Jury President for 82nd Venice Film Festival

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