Michael Keaton News

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Out of all the movies the space drama "Moon" lifts from, I didn't expect "Multiplicity" to be one of them.

I used to watch this live show when I worked late in the ABC mailroom 1963 ] Talkin' Baseball : To celebrate hitting his 100th home run, wacky Mets outfielder Jimmy Piersall runs the bases backwards 1981 ] The Pawtucket Red Sox -Rochester minor league game picks up in the 33rd inning.

Michael Keaton Directs Himself in 'The M... If films were punctuation marks, Michael Keaton's most famous vehicle, Batman , would be an exclamation point.

The film project that became "The Merry Gentleman" was inspired by a question: "What's worse, a good person who treats you badly, or a bad person who treats you with kindness?" Independent producer Tom Bastounes fell in love with the script by writer-director Ron Lazzeretti -- as did Michael Keaton, the film's eventual star.

Stay-at-home dads have come a long way since "Mr. Mom," but are they any match for the powerful "mommy bloggers"? A growing number of stay-at-home dads are making their presence felt on blogs.

Fred Koehler started his career as a child star, making his feature debut as the eldest son of Michael Keaton's "Mr. Mom" and taking the regular role of Chip, the sole male in the household of the acclaimed CBS.... Fred Koehler started his career as a child star, making his feature debut as the eldest son of Michael Keaton's "Mr. Mom" and taking ...

While we were all watching someone else, Michael Keaton grew up on us. And now he's directing a movie that shows his fascination with morality and deception and the many faces people present to the world.

A suicidal hit man. A battered wife on the run, trying to make a new life for herself in a new town.

Caption: Michael Keaton supports himself with crutches outside the Ed Sullivan Theater for the 'Late Show With David Letterman' New York City, USA .... MICHAEL KEATON thrilled a young BATMAN fan with a visit to the set of his new film after spotting the kid sporting a homemade superhero costume.

Have you ever wished there was another you? We all have at one point or another.

On May 29, THE CIRCUIT crew takes an exclusive look at the series in BEHIND THE SCENES: THE LISTENER at 7:30 p.m. ET - PRIMEVAL Season 3 continues with new episodes all month long, Wednesdays at 9 p.m. ET - Catch the season finale of MEDIUM Friday, June 5 at 8 p.m. ET - Tune into sci-fi movie premieres all month on SPACE.

As a young boy, Bruce Wayne witnessed the murder of his parents in Gotham City. As he matures into a man, criminals begin to rule the streets of his beloved city, and the only way to fight back is to become Batman, a vigilante hell-bent for revenge.

Employment data released this month shows that the US is experiencing its highest unemployment rate since 1983.

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Sometimes taglines really do tell the heart of a film's story. That happens to be the case with "The Merry Gentleman," which stars Michael Keaton as a soft-spoken and suicidal hit man who falls for an even quieter young Scottish woman, played by Kelly Macdonald, who's trying to start a new life away from an abusive husband.

Studio: Warner Home Video Year: 1989 Cast: Michael Keaton, Jack Nicholson, Kim Basinger, Robert Whul, Pat Hingle, Billy Dee Williams, Jack Palance, Jerry Hall, Tracey Walter, William Hootkins Director: Tim Burton Release Date: May 19, 2009 Rating: PG-13 for Violence and language.

The exhibit also features "Black Beauty" driven by Bruce Lee in The Green Hornet television series, the "Hannibal 8" driven by Jack Lemmon in The Great Race , "Grease Lightning" from the hit movie Grease , plus cars once owned by Steve McQueen, Elvis Presley, Elton John and Fred Astaire, When: Tuesday, May 5th @ 10 am to 6 pm Where: Petersen ...

To hear Tom Bastounes tell it, making his new movie "The Merry Gentleman" sounds easier than cutting cake.

The first shot in "The Merry Gentleman," an austere, nearly pitch-perfect character study of two mismatched yet ideally matched souls, is of its director, the actor Michael Keaton , sitting on a park bench.