Kirk Douglas

He joined the navy in 1941 prior to Pearl Harbor. He was discharged for "war injuries" in 1944.

Kirk Douglas was born on December 09, 1916

Michael, Joel, Peter, and Eric.

No. He was nominated twice, in 1972, as Supporting Actor in "The French Connection" and 1980, as Best Actor for "All That Jazz." He lost to Ben Johnson for "The Last Picture Show" in 1972, and to Dustin Hoffman for "Kramer Vs. Kramer" in 1980

Yes, Kirk Douglas died on February 05, 2020

no he is not

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Father of actor Michael Douglas

Kirk Douglas might have guest-starred on the show, but Chuck Connors was the actor in the title role.

He sang it with Dewey Martin, in a bar scene from the movie "Big Sky."

Yes. If the Allies lost WWII, fascism might develop in those nations. Most likely Russia will fall under fascism. If Germany won WWI, that means no USSR, because of German concern. Fascism might get a hold in France or even Britain, but it is unlikely.

WWII was caused by Hitler. If Germany won WWI, Hitler would most likely still go into politics, but his party will continue to gain 1 or 2% of the vote. Nationalism might develop in France, but it will not be Nazism or anti Semitism. WWII might be caused by Fascist Russia who wants control of the puppet states that once made up the Russian Empire. The treaty of Brest Litovsk allowed the Central Powers to seize released territories from Russia as puppet states, allowing them to leave WWI.

And also, Germany couldn't have done it alone. Although it would be the main fighting force, it had core allies that it could move troops to fight on that front. This should be "If the Central Powers had won WWI, would WWII have happened?"

born Issur Danielovitch December 9, 1916

Tough Guys 1986.

It is a fact of human nature that people want to fit into the social culture surrounding them. This is why Issur's parents changed THEIR name from Danielovitch to Demsky when they emmigrted to the USA. Apparently, Issur wanted to sound even more "American" when he joined the U.S. Navy.

Yes, Kirk Douglas performed many of his own stunts in the 1967 film "The War Wagon." Known for his dedication to his roles, Douglas often engaged in physical scenes to enhance the authenticity of his performances. However, like many actors, he likely had stunt doubles for the more dangerous or complex stunts to ensure safety during filming.

Kirk Douglas portrayed characters with remarkable physicality, often conveying strength and resilience despite challenges. In his role as a one-legged character, he utilized a combination of body language, vocal delivery, and emotional depth to bring authenticity to the performance. His ability to adapt and showcase determination allowed him to effectively embody the character's struggles and triumphs, making his portrayal both compelling and memorable. Douglas's commitment to his craft demonstrated that physical limitations do not hinder the power of storytelling.

Yes

well yes he has taken on two armys at once, he was sleepwalking at the time.

I don't know how he chose this name, but would you go to a movie starring Issur Danielovich Demsky?

Aaron Kirk Douglas's birth name is Aaron Kirk Buss.

I just checked Wikipedia on the internet and they don't seem to have ever been in a film together. Type in the name of a person and then the word Wikipedia and you'll get information on that person Wikipedia has nearly everyone in it.

This classic film was Paths of Glory (1957) starring Kirk Douglas and directed by Stanley Kubrick. The storyline involves French WWI soldiers who allegedly refuse to continue with an attack, and their superior officers decided to choose a handful of them for court martial (and eventual execution) for cowardice, as an example.

Yes -- in the lead role.

All four of Martin Sheen's (Ramon Antonio Gerardo Estevez') children are in show business: Emilio Estevez, Ramon Estevez (also billed sometimes as Ramon Sheen), Charlie Sheen (Carlos Estevez) and Renee Estevez.