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Michael Douglas released his memoir, One Helluva Ride, yesterday. You guys already know two things about me - 1) I love Michael Douglas & 2) I’m a sucker for an Oscar-winner’s memoir. Whether it be Douglas, Pacino, or Stallone, I’m always onboard for this. What differentiates Douglas’s story is... show more

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Fredo1 day ago

Very few know he produced one of the greatest films of all time…One Flew.

Sarah T1 day ago

Same👍😍....he had HUGE shoes to fill (re being a 'Nepo' baby) & he is a superstar in his own right. What a body of work! And he stepped back to let Catherine shine bright & be more present for his children with her, which speaks volumes of his essence.

Fred Ehle1 day ago

💯

TexasBhoy1 day ago

Stallone has never won an Oscar though!

SamZ1 day ago

@carlquintanilla Greed is Good! Was the mantra of the cooked crazy eighties! That vibe was in the air all the time in down town NYC happy hours parties!

Mad in NJ1 day ago

This was a speech given by Ivan Boskey. My father was his top broker for years.

Rocket1 day ago

yes, his favorite role was where he went biserk for a day

Spidergladiator1 day ago

Wow I've seen 18 of his movies but none since Solitary Man (2009).

Dennis J. Wilson1 day ago

….still gives me chills!!!!

Jack1 day ago

Sounds like Trump in 2016.

FreeIran1 day ago

He didn’t produce that many great movies

Michael Lungo1 day ago

@carlquintanilla Great recent Smartless episode with him.

dianna1 day ago

And he’s 82! I want that book on audio

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