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Homage
to Michael Caine
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Deauville
is celebrating its 25th birthday with a gala evening and a star-studded
attendance: Cyd Charisse, James Coburn, John Hurt, Gena Rowlands,
Sydney Pollack, Lauren Bacall, just to name a few.
The event will be followed by the Homage to Michael Caine.
Born in London, Michael Caine's father worked at the fish market
and his mother as a cleaning lady. He quit school at 15 and picked
up odd jobs, including serving tea at a London theatre, where he
developed an interest in acting. He first got the chance to prove
himself as the versatile popular screen star he became with his
role as a young officer in Zulu (1964). He was nominated for best
actor roles on several occasions: Alfie (1966), Sleuth (1972), and
Educating Rita (1983). He won the Oscar for his supporting role
in Woody Allen's Hannah and Her Sisters (1986) and a Golden Globe
for Best Actor in Little Voice (1998). He is being honored tonight
with an Avant-Premiere screening of The Cider House Rules, based
on the novel by John Irving.
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Today's
competition film focus
 Judy
Berlin
by Eric Mendelsohn with Barbara Barrie, Edie Falco A look at this first
film by Eric Mendelsohn that is making waves all over the world since
its well-received debut at Sundance.
We
were there...
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Caine
wasn't all smiles but was fervently promoting his latest film The
Cider House Rules.
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As
Caine quiped, "At my age, you get used to the fact of being
asked to participate in les hommages."
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Wednesday,
Sept 8
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Competition |
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Judy
Berlin
by Eric Mendelsohn with Barbara Barrie, Edie Falco
Twin Falls Idaho
by Michael Polish with Michael and Mark Polish
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Panorama |
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The
Shade
by Raphael Nadjari with Richard Edson, Lorie Marino
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Avant-Premieres |
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The
Cider House Rules
by Lasse Hallstrom with Tobey Maguire, Charlize Theron, Michael
Caine
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Literary Prize |
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Kirk
Douglas will receive the Literary Prize for his book "Climbing
the Mountain : My Search for Meaning, " which is a continuation
of his first memoir "The Ragman's Son: An Autobiography". Born
Issur Danielovich into a poor family, his father - a Russian-Jewish
immigrant - was a ragman by trade. Through the two works, Douglas
tells of his difficult childhood and how it formed him into an
actor, father and aging survivor.
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