Kirk Douglas
D- Birthday
- December 9, 1916
- Age
- 109
- Height
- 0'0" (0 cm)
- Net Worth
- $75M
About
Kirk Douglas was a legendary American actor and filmmaker, known for his powerful performances and strong screen presence. He rose to fame in the 1950s, becoming a leading box-office star with roles in serious dramas, westerns, and war films. Douglas appeared in over 90 films during his career, showcasing his versatility and intensity as an actor. He was also a successful producer, known for championing independent films and challenging the Hollywood system. His impact on cinema is undeniable, earning him recognition as one of the greatest male stars of Classic Hollywood.
Career Timeline
Film Debut
Kirk Douglas makes his film debut, starting his rise in Hollywood and earning a small amount of money.
Champion breakthrough
Starred in "Champion", establishing him as a major actor, greatly increasing his net worth and recognition.
Spartacus success
Starred in "Spartacus", becoming a box office sensation and elevating him to A-list status.
Continued Acting Success
Continued to star in various successful films, maintaining a steady income and public presence, though no longer at his peak.
Honorary Oscar
Receives an Honorary Academy Award, cementing his legacy but signaling a decline in current projects.
Final acting role
His last acting role was in the TV movie "Empire State Building Murders", signaling his retirement from the profession.
Legacy and Remembrance
Kirk Douglas's career has faded from cultural relevance, though he remains a figure remembered in classic Hollywood.
