English actress Olivia Colman believes if her first name was “Oliver” she would be banking more money from Hollywood because of what she claims is a pay disparity between the sexes.
Beloved actor Sir Michael Caine has announced his retirement at age 90 after a long and fruitful career that spanned several decades with two Oscar wins.
Nolte: Two-time Oscar winner and international treasure Michael Caine turned 90 this week. Here are some of his non-blockbuster films I treasure.
Oscar-winning actor Sir Michael Caine has panned an effort by a UK government program to label the 1964 film Zulu as “extremist” because it shows the victory of British soldiers against an African army in South Africa.
Naturally, America’s left-wing blacklisters are deeply unhappy about Allen’s stubborn refusal to roll over and die, deeply unhappy he keeps on keeping on.
A tiny bunch of left-wing loons with no lives, shrivelled penises, and the collective IQ of a pickled herring is trying to ban a screening of the classic 60s movie Zulu at an armed forces fund-raising event in Kent.
Screen legend Susan Sarandon says the entertainment industry’s ‘corporate take’ ushered in a culture of unimaginative remakes and reboots and is the root cause to Hollywood’s sexism, racism, and ageism.
Screen legend Michael Caine weighed in on Britain’s decision last year to separate from the European Union, saying his own vote to leave was about “freedom.”
In a sign of how social media is further upending traditional Hollywood marketing and distribution techniques, Universal Pictures is promoting a forthcoming film casted almost exclusively with social media content creators — not professional actors — who have millions of followers on various online platforms.
MGM Studios is developing a gender-flipped remake of the 1980s comedy classic Dirty Rotten Scoundrels and has tapped Pitch Perfect’s Rebel Wilson to star as one of two female leads.
Veteran actor Sir Michael Caine has weighed in on the so-called gender pay gap in Hollywood, explaining that the idea that female actresses earn less than their male counterparts for the same work is, in his view, “rubbish.”
Oscar-winning actors Michael Caine and Emma Thompson are blaming major Hollywood studios for what they say is a damaging new trend — namely, an increase in the hiring of young actors and actresses based solely on the size of their social media following, rather than on any actual acting ability.
While support quickly piles up among celebrities and Hollywood insiders for a boycott of this year’s Academy Awards over its lack of diverse acting nominees, one veteran Oscar-winning producer has a message for those critics: “Stop acting like spoiled brats.”
Two-time Oscar-winning actor Michael Caine has weighed in on the Oscars diversity controversy, saying in a recent interview that while he personally believes that one black actor in particular should have been nominated at this year’s ceremony, “you can’t vote for an actor because he’s black.”
Oscar-nominated actress Charlotte Rampling questioned the merit of this year’s black film performances, and said plans to boycott the upcoming Oscars over a renewed race controversy are actually racist toward whites.
