Michael_Sheen - ACTOR MICHAEL SHEEN  AT "BASIC INSTINCT 2:RISK ADDICTION" WORLD PREMIERE

ACTOR MICHAEL SHEEN AT "BASIC INSTINCT 2:RISK ADDICTION" WORLD PREMIERE

British actor Michael Sheen attends the world premiere of "Basic instinct 2: Risk Addiction" at Vue, Leicester Square in London on March 15, 2006. (UPI Photo/Rune Hellestad)


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NEW YORK, Aug. 7 (UPI) -- A caricature of British actor Michael Sheen will soon grace a wall at New York’s famed Sardi’s Restaurant.
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Although many critics felt that Michael Sheen was outclassed by Frank Langella in the film Frost/Nixon Bafta stands accused of prejudice for not nominating the Welsh actor for an...
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