Even with nearly 50 years on screen, Michael Douglas’ off-screen contribution to film is arguably as significant—producing One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest is a monumental contribution in itself. But Douglas also has given us some indelible film characters, many of them emotionally compromised if not downright unsavory, like “D-Fens” Foster, the spiritually eviscerated everyman in Falling Down, and the morally bankrupt Gordon Gekko in Wall Street. His latest role, in the Marvel Comics-inspired Ant-Man, is an unexpected departure.
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"Jeep driver" - Cast a Giant Shadow (1966)
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"Adam Gaines" - Adam at Six A.M. (1970)
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"Jerry" - Summertree (1971)
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"Danny" - Napoleon and Samantha (1972)
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"Lieutenant Steve Keller" - The Streets of San Francisco (TV Series, 1972-76)
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"Dr. Mark Bellows" - Coma (1978)
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"Richard Adams" - The China Syndrome (1979)
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"Ben Lewin" - It's My Turn (1980)
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"Judge Steven R. Hardin" - The Star Chamber (1983)
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"Jack Colton" - Romancing the Stone (1984), The Jewel of the Nile (1985)