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Glenn Close

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American actress (born 1947)

Occupation: Film actor
Born: March 19, 1947 (age 79)
Country: United States

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Michael Douglas didn't think Glenn Close was 'right' for "Fatal Attraction": 'We moved on"

Although the movie would later snag Close a nomination for Best Actress in a Leading Role at the 60th Academy Awards, Douglas confessed that he and the rest of the production couldn't envision her as jilted lover Alex Forrest. In fact, she shared that she pushed hard to keep Fatal Attraction 's original ending, which would have seen her character Alex commit suicide using a knife with her ex-lover Dan's (Douglas) fingerprints in order to frame him for murder.

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Michael Douglas admits he was wrong about Glenn close

- Michael Douglas has revealed that he initially doubted Glenn Close was suitable for her iconic role in the 1987 psychological thriller Fatal Attraction, admitting that her audition completely changed his mind. Michael Douglas has revealed that he initially doubted Glenn Close was suitable for her iconic role in the 1987 psychological thriller Fatal Attraction, admitting that her audition completely changed his mind. Reuniting on The Graham Norton Show on October 30, the Hollywood stars refl...

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Michael Douglas reflects on casting Glenn Close in 'Fatal Attraction'

Michael Douglas has admitted that he initially believed co-star Glenn Close was completely wrong for the role of Alex Forrest in the groundbreaking 1987 psychological thriller Fatal Attraction. Speaking about the casting process for the box-office blockbuster, the 82-year-old Oscar winner confessed that he harbored serious doubts when director Adrian Lyne first suggested Close for the complex part of the obsessed stalker. Douglas admitted that he had struggled to picture the actress—who was t...

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Michael Douglas admits he initially didn't think Glenn Close was right for 'Fatal Attraction'

Michael Douglas admits he initially didn’t think Glenn Close was right for ‘Fatal Attraction’ “I fought against it and was very cross as I didn’t see her as a psychopath," he said Michael Douglas has revealed that he and the filmmakers behind Fatal Attraction initially did not believe Glenn Close was the right actress to play Alex Forrest in the 1987 psychological thriller. The actors reunited on The Graham Norton Show on October 30, where they looked back on the making of the iconic film and...

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Remember 'Fatal Attraction'? Glenn Close and Michael Douglas Just Reunited Nearly 40 Years Later

But back in the '80s, the duo blew the minds of filmgoers with their steamy role in 1987's Fatal Attraction. In the film, Douglas plays Dan, a family man who enters an affair with Alex Forrest . "One helluva reunion with my Fatal Attraction co-star and dear friend @glennclose on The Graham Norton Show! Seeing how much power Close brought to the role of Forrest, Douglas shared, "We remember looking at each other feeling like total idiots.

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Michael Douglas Didn't Think Glenn Close Was 'Right for the Part' in "Fatal Attraction" at First

Michael Douglas and Glenn Close, iconic stars of the 1987 film “Fatal Attraction”, recently reflected on their collaboration during an episode of *The Graham Norton Show* aired on 30 October. Contrary to the original vision, the ending was rewritten, resulting in a dramatic confrontation between Alex and Dan’s wife, played by Anne Archer. Meanwhile, Michael Douglas is promoting his newly released memoir, “One Helluva Ride,” which offers insights into his life and career. Both actors remain be...

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Michael Douglas Didn't Think Glenn Close Was 'Right for the Part' in "Fatal Attraction" at First

During the Friday, Oct. 30, episode of The Graham Norton Show, Douglas, 82, and Close, 79, reunited after co-leading the hit 1987 erotic thriller Fatal Attraction. While taking a walk down memory lane, Douglas recalled how Close was cast as Alex Forrest, the woman his character Dan Gallagher has a tumultuous affair with. The filmmaking team famously reshot its ending, which had originally shown Close’s character Alex dying by suicide instead of being shot by Dan’s wife Beth, played by Anne Ar...

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Michael Douglas Shares Joy Over Reunion With Glenn Close

Michael Douglas reunited with actress and singer Glenn Close on a recent episode of 'The Graham Norton Show,' sharing the moment on Instagram. Douglas wrote, "One helluva reunion with my ‘Fatal Attraction’ co-star and dear friend @glennclose on The Graham Norton Show! Their friendship dates back to their work on the 1987 psychological thriller 'Fatal Attraction,' where Douglas played Dan Gallagher and Close was Alex Forrest, a woman consumed by obsession after a brief affair. The film was a m...

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Graham Norton Welcomes Michael Douglas, Glenn Close, and More to This Week's Show - SSBCrack News

This week on the show, Graham Norton welcomes a star-studded lineup featuring double-Oscar-winner Michael Douglas, the esteemed Glenn Close, “Succession” star Kieran Culkin, British actress Naomi Ackie, and the beloved girl band Sugababes. He humorously admits to being “a little surprised” at the number of liaisons over the years, recounting how his relationship with Catherine Zeta-Jones required him to take responsibility for his past romantic entanglements. Glenn shares insights into the mo...

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Glenn Close Movies: The Girl With All the Gifts Streams Free on Tubi and Pluto TV - El-Balad.com

That puts a Glenn Close title back into circulation on ad-supported TV-style platforms, where the barrier is attention rather than a monthly fee. The story is framed like a traditional zombie movie, but it tries to separate itself through its premise and final stretch, and Melanie’s position at the center of that shift is what keeps the film from playing like a simple genre repeat.