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Caan, James (1940– )| US film actor. Caan played impassioned, violent roles in The Godfather (1972), The Gambler (1974), and Rollerball (1975). He gave an intense performance in Misery (1990). |
| Born in the Bronx, New York, Caan made his big screen debut in Irma la Douce (1963). He played opposite John Wayne in the Western El Dorado (1967). Among his other films are Thief (1981), For the Boys (1991), A Boy Called Hate (1995), Mickey Blue Eyes (1999), Way of the Gun (2000), and Dogville (2003). |
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| Arnold Schwarzenegger, Bruce Willis, James Caan, Burt Young, Talia Shire, Danny DeVito, Dolph Lundgren, Sharon Stone, Mike Medavoy and Irwin Winkler were among a raucous crowd watching Stallone's last stand. In a flurry of activity, the Company was able to complete the Kelly LeBrock thriller "The Mirror," the docudrama "Lightfield's Home Videos," directed by Lightfield Lewis and starring Geoffrey Lewis, Giovanni Ribisi, Juliette Lewis, cameos with Brooke Shields and James Caan, Executive Produced by Gus Van Sant, and finally "Frankie Facciatosta," a charming comedy from Italian director Gianni Torres, featuring John Turturro, Joe Mantegna, Franco Nero and Frank Stallone. A tall, neatly dressed man who bears a strong resemblance to actor James Caan, he once calmed down a knife-wielding employee who threatened to kill a co-worker for supposedly impugning his honor. |