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Michael Douglas Reflects On His ‘China Syndrome’ “Epiphany”, Talks Issues Close To His Heart & Says He’s “Flirting” With Doing A Horror Movie Next Year – Red Sea Studio
DeadlineStory by Nancy Tartaglione
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Screen icon Michael Douglas opens up about his legendary career, revealing an unexpected 'China Syndrome' epiphany and hinting at a potential horror film comeback.
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- Douglas reflects on a key 'aha' moment while filming the 1979 nuclear thriller 'The China Syndrome', which sparked his lifelong passion for environmental and social issues.
- The 78-year-old Hollywood veteran says he's
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Michael Douglas, The China Syndrome