Dustin Hoffman

Hollywood veteran Dustin Hoffman may not feature in "Little Fockers", the third instalment of the "Meet the Parents" franchise. Hoffman and Barbra Streisand played Bernie and Roz Focker in "Meet the Fockers", a sequel to "Meet the Parents". According to ew.com, there has been strife between Hoffman and the studio over the length of the part, the scheduling of the days on set and other difficulties. Hoffman had tentatively agreed to appear in what was to be a very funny cameo at the end of the movie. That seems to have now fallen apart due to either salary issues or scheduling problems, or both. ... Read Full Story

Photo: All About Eve , both Farnum and Flowers appeared in this winner These actors have appeared in the most Best Picture Oscar® winners, just those in 3 or more: Frankie Farnum (6): The Life of Emile Zola (37), The Lost Weekend (45), Gentleman’s Agreement (47), All About Eve (50), The Greatest Show on Earth (52), Around the World in Eighty Days (56) Bess Flowers (5): It Happened One Night (1934), You Can't Take It with You (1938), All About Eve (1950), The Greatest Show on Earth (1952), Around the World in Eighty Days (1956) Note: Bess appeared in 21 nominated films, the most ... Read Full Story

View the Trailer & Photo Gallery "I want to see people who I actually believe to exist, who are vaguely like me, falling in love... People who aren't perfect, who aren't so beautiful that anyone would go for them. You don't see love stories about that, you just see very beautiful people falling in love with each other and I'm just bored, I'm bored witless. I don't care about them!" -- Emma Thompson (As Quoted in the Production Notes for Last Chance Harvey ) Obviously, she isn't alone as Last Chance Harvey garnered Golden Globe nominations for both Thompson and her leading man Dustin ... Read Full Story

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American actor Dustin Hoffman fought back tears as he was honored by France in Paris Thursday. In an elaborate event in a gilded hall, Culture Minister Christine Albanel made the two-time Oscar winner an honorary commander in France's National Order of Arts and Letters and tied a green medallion around the 71-year-old actor's neck. Hoffman's eyes moistened, and after taking a second to regain his composure, he joked: "When you get to my age, you cry at the weather reports." On a more serious note, he told The Associated Press he was "as satisfied as you can be when you wake up in the ... Read Full Story