Michael Douglas Criticizes U.S. Politics and Confirms Retirement from Acting
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Michael Douglas warned at the Karlovy Vary Film Festival that the U.S. is 'flirting with autocracy' and criticized the influence of money in politics, emphasizing the importance of protecting democracy. He also discussed his retirement and recent projects, reflecting on his career and his friendship with Jack Nicholson.
- Michael Douglas Says U.S. Is “Flirting With Autocracy,” People Enter Politics Now “to Make Money” The Hollywood Reporter
- Michael Douglas Has ‘No Intention’ of Returning to Acting, Says U.S. Idealism ‘Does Not Exist Now’: ‘People Are Going Into Politics to Make Money’ Yahoo
- Michael Douglas Reveals He's Stepped Away From Acting With 'No Real Intentions of Going Back' Rolling Stone
- Michael Douglas Receives Surprise Karlovy Vary Award After Getting Old-Design Honor in 1998 The Hollywood Reporter
- Michael Douglas reveals why he has ‘no real intentions’ of returning to acting New York Post
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