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Sir Ben Kingsley has clothed himself in the roles of Jewish bookkeeper, Iranian colonel, brutal British gangster - and Gandhi.

Ben Kingsley is one of the movie world's most respected actors and during the past quarter-century his brilliant career has received every honor in the book, including a 1981 Oscar for Best Actor, three ...

Interviewed by Scott Tobias August 7th, 2008 Though he had performed onstage and on British television for more than 15 years, Ben Kingsley was a relative unknown when he won the leading role in Richard ...

He's almost comically famous for disappearing into characters, and this summer alone, theaters have been lousy with the man: There he is, goofily spoofing his Gandhi in The Love Guru, menacing with a Russian ...

Luke , left, and Dr. Squires At first blush, the casting seems seriously out of whack.

Sir Ben Kingsley is everywhere this summer. The Oscar-winning actor turned up as a cross-eyed guru in Mike Myers' "The Love Guru," as an unreliable mentor to a young pot dealer in "The Wackness" and as an ...

London, August 1 : Oscar-winning 'Gandhi' star Sir Ben Kingsley has revealed he was once in a dilemma over whether to choose acting or a pop career like The Beatles, and he preferred the former choice.

Could Ben Kingsley have been as big as the Beatles? He tells John Hiscock about his early days and his latest films Trailer for The Wackness Trailer for The Love Guru Ben Kingsley has come a long way from ...

Perhaps it's the confidence that comes with being one of the best actors working today, an Oscar winner and a Knight of the British Empire that allows Ben Kingsley to sit in the back booth of a noisy sushi bar ...

This month it's all about killer attitude. Funny guy: Joe Pesci as Tommy DeVito the gang sociopath in Scorsese's mob masterpiece, "Goodfellas." As the Joker in the new Batman movie "The Dark Knight" reignites ...

Welcome to New York City circa 1994, back when selling pot on the streets was as easy as vending ice cream and the Notorious B.I.G. was going to change the world.

Mary-Kate Olsen and Ben Kingsley in "The Wackness." That first sight of Ben Kingsley sucking down a bowl will burn into your memory.

Mary-Kate Olsen and Ben Kingsley in "The Wackness." That first sight of Ben Kingsley sucking down a bowl will burn into your memory.

The makers of The Wackness would like us to visualize its setting inside a concise set of coordinates: New York City in the early '90s, the era of Rudy Giuliani , when the streets were filled with wildly ...

AFTER becoming so famous as Gandhi that his own face on the film poster became better known than that of the actual historical figure himself, Sir Ben Kingsley wants to be Shakespeare.

Orange you glad you didn't slap on this much fake bake tanning cream? While in London on Tuesday, 64-year-old Sir Ben Kingsley turned a natural shade of Donatella terracotta.

Oscar-winning actor Sir Ben Kingsley has been awarded an honorary degree by the University of Hull.

The Wackness Review Posted by Chad Webb on 07.12.2008 The sweetest movie about drugs in years.

Movies are going to pot, according to a recent Time magazine article, and one of the prime dealers is Jonathan Levine's blunt joint "The Wackness," a dime-bag yarn about a teenaged entrepreneur selling ...

Sir Ben Kingsley is quick to tell you that despite a career that's earned him heaps of praise -- not to mention an Oscar for "Gandhi" and knighthood from the Queen -- he's anything but confident about his ...