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Michael Douglas

Born on September 25, 1944 in New Brunswick, NJ

Major star and producer, and member of one of Hollywood's most prominent families to boot, Michael Douglas was born to movie icon Kirk Douglas and British actress Diana Dill on September 25, 1944, in New Brunswick, NJ. Read Full Biography

Year	Award	Category	Movie	Result
2010	Hollywood Foreign Press Association	Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in a Motion Picture	Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps	Nominated
2000	British Academy of Film and Television Arts	Best Actor	Wonder Boys	Nominated
2000	Hollywood Foreign Press Association	Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture - Drama	Wonder Boys	Nominated
2000	Los Angeles Film Critics Association	Best Actor	Wonder Boys	Won
1995	Hollywood Foreign Press Association	Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy	The American President	Nominated

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Michael Douglas As Ronald Reagan: Actor Cast As President In 'Reykjavik'
by Jessie Heyman
While Michael Douglas stole our hearts as President Andrew Shepard in "The American President," it looks like the actor is now going back to The White...

Michael Douglas Warns of Real-Life Gordon Gekkos
by Alex Suskind
Gordon Gekko might have been the epitome of Wall Street greed, but not anymore. In a new public service announcement from the FBI, Michael Douglas war...

Michael Douglas As Oscar Presenter: Will He Announce Best Picture?
by Jessie Heyman
It's always a big deal which star presents the year's Best Picture -- last year, Steven Spielberg did the honors for the third time -- and now we're w...

'Haywire' Clip: Ewan McGregor And Michael Douglas Fight For Gina Carano
by Christopher Rosen
Gina Carano is the star of "Haywire," but she's not among the stars of "Haywire." That list includes a murderer's row of acting talent: Michael Dougla...

Steven Soderbergh Talks 'Haywire,' Gina Carano, 'Beautiful' Action At Lincoln Center
by Christopher Rosen
For Steven Soderbergh, directing "Haywire" was a way to alleviate some frustrations he felt as a filmgoer. "Why aren't action movies beautiful?" S...