Michael Douglas

Filmmaker’s hits include The Lost Boys, Falling Down, St Elmo’s Fire and Flatliners

Actor known for celebrated films like Spartacus and Paths of Glory died aged 103

No nomination for Irish star of Little Women but Andrew Scott gets nod for Fleabag

Michael Douglas’s son on the drug-fuelled ‘death wish’ that sent him from privilege to prison

El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie, Living With Yourself, The Laundromat and Big Mouth season 3

Irish actors up for three awards, as Game of Thrones breaks records with 32 nominations

‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ beats runaway favourite ‘A Star Is Born’ to best drama film

‘Back to the Future’ director on creating original ideas in Hollywood for 40 years

House of Cards, new Coen Brothers movie, and a double bill of Orson Welles

Finding the information you need can prove difficult amid all the arguments today

In a typically frank interview, Kathleen Turner has said she would ‘shoot herself’ if she were like [unnamed very rich actress]

The tiny man serves up summer’s second best superhero-as-househusband movie

Incredibles 2, Ocean’s 8, Jurassic World and Mamma Mia!: Here We Go Again

‘On Christmas Eve there was always a sherry reception for the customers’

‘The Leisure Seeker’ is the latest undemanding, patronising film aimed at oldies

An encounter with homeless children in Ireland spurred the director to make films that challenge political beliefs

Over the last few weeks a mass of interwoven accusations have pushed the movie director into an increasingly uncomfortable place

And what is the mystery behind “Rebecca Blunt”, the unknown talent who has written his latest film?

UN Messenger of Peace post comes four years after Taliban gunman shot schoolgirl in head

Son of Russian Empire immigrants grew up in poverty in New York before Navy and film careers

Catherine Conroy dines well, but there’s no tossed salad and scrambled eggs on offer

‘I like our relationship right now,’ says Republican candidate as high-profile spat ends

The Quiet Place Project is designed to stop you from going all Michael Douglas in Falling Down

Denver Broncos and Carolina Panthers clear field for Glastonbury-inspired performance

Locals in Co Limerick rush to hotel for afternoon tea in weeks before closure

To honour their son Kevin, who died in 2013, the Bells set up a repatriation trust fund

After the bombast of ‘Age of Ultron’, this lo-fi Marvel release is as enjoyably laid-back as its amiable star, Paul Rudd, though the pleasures are decidedly small of scale

Extra power may be used to knock on the door of the 4.0-second barrier for the sprint to 100km/h

Nama took resort off the market at €13 million in January 2013 as economy improving

Noted gloom merchant David Fincher has adapted the popcorn-ready bestseller ‘Gone Girl’. The grim result? ‘A very realistic view of marriage’

Noted gloom merchant David Fincher has adapted the popcorn-ready bestseller ‘Gone Girl’. The grim result? ‘A very realistic view of marriage’

"Party time . . . Excellent": Who'd have guessed? In Mike Meyers' documentary, one of the great masters of rock'n'roll PR comes up smelling of roses

This year’s South By Southwest film festival features winning movies in ‘Chef’, with Jon Favreau, Dustin Hoffman and Robert Downey jnr, ‘Frank’, with Maggie Gyllenhaal, Michael Fassbender and Domhnall Gleeson; Mike Myers’s ‘Supermensch: The Legend of Shep Gordon’; and ‘The Legend of Shorty’, about the cartel boss Joaquin ‘El Chapo’ Guzman

Brendan and Domhnall Gleeson nominated in the best actor category

Aged 24, Imogen Poots is already an industry veteran with credits alongside Michael Douglas, Michael Fassbender, Colin Farrell and Christopher Walken, to name just a few. Yet she manages to keep it refreshingly real at the top of the acting pile

Cate Blanchette and Downton Abbey’s Maggie Smith receive best actress gongs

Judi Dench nominated for for her role in Philomena

Wise-cracking host Neil Patrick Harris’s tap-dancing and arch quips felt familiar, but the roster of winners on the night raised some eyebrows

Show’s creators credit binge-watching, video on demand, and social buzz for its success

What better way to get you through the dark winter nights than beneath the flickering lights of a warm movie theatre? Donald Clarke runs through all the cinema releases between now and the new year