Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Faye Dunaway’s career has had its series of ups-and-downs. She’s won an Academy-Award, an Emmy, three Golden Globes, a BAFTA, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Looking back at her long career, Dunaway, now 83, has attributed her staying power to her intense work ethic, saying, “Work is a ...

“Faye,” a documentary memoir of Faye Dunaway, begins with the “Chinatown” star barking orders at her interviewer, saying, “We need to shoot. I’m here now, come on.” It’s a perfect introduction to an ...

Faye Dunaway, here with director Laurent Bouzereau and her son, Liam, talks about her bipolar disorder in a new HBO doc, “Faye.”REUTERS “Bonnie and Clyde” star Faye Dunaway opens up about being ...

Director Laurent Bouzereau takes on the Oscar winner's career highs and lows, her personal life, her bipolar disorder and her "difficult" reputation. By David Rooney Chief Film Critic But is Dunaway ...

There may be no more iconic utterance in the history of on-screen parenting, but actress Faye Dunaway could barely bring herself to film the scene. Dunaway, now 83, famously portrayed silver-screen ...

Looking back on those well-chronicled incidents where she lost her temper and berated colleagues, the now 83-year-old star cites her mental health as its root cause. “I actually have, we might as well ...

"I’m glad you see it as a redemption story. To some extent it is." HBO's celebratory showbiz documentary, “Faye,” directed by Laurent Bouzereau, showcases Dunaway as the seminal 1970s screen actress ...

With one of the most iconic photographs ever taken of a movie star and a simple four- letter name as a poster for his new documentary, director Laurent Bouzereau dives into the life and reputation of ...

"No more wire hangers ever" is one of the most quotable lines in Hollywood history, and it almost didn’t happen. Faye Dunaway, who portrayed silver screen star Joan Crawford in 1981’s "Mommie Dearest, ...

Dunaway was more of a force to be reckoned with during the 1974 awards season, as her turn as Evelyn Mulwray in Roman Polanski’s “Chinatown” (1974) caught the attention of critics and audiences alike.