Hollywood actor Kirk Douglas turns 100

Hollywood actor Kirk Douglas turns 100 Hollywood actor Kirk Douglas turns 100 Hollywood on-screen character Kirk Douglas is praising his 100th birthday on Friday. The screen veteran's vocation spread over seven decades that included three Oscar designations, and additionally a privileged Academy Award in 1996 for being "an imaginative and good constrain in the film group". Best known for his parts in Spartacus (1960) and 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea (1954), Douglas earned his Oscar assignments for Best Actor in Champion (1949), The Bad And The Beautiful (1952), and Lust For Life (1956), yet missed out on the trophy every time. He was conceived Issur Danielovitch in 1916 in Amsterdam, New York, to Jewish foreigner guardians Herschel and Bryna, who had left Chavusy in the Mogilev locale of the Russian Empire, which is advanced Belarus. The Danielovitch family additionally had six girls and lived in destitution with Herschel acting as a ragman. In the wake of enrolling in the US Navy in 1941, Issur changed his name to Kirk Douglas and was an interchanges officer in against submarine fighting amid the second World War until he was therapeutically released due to wounds in 1944. Douglas had gone to the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York City on an exceptional grant, where two of his schoolmates were Diana Dill, who turned into his first spouse in 1943, and Lauren Bacall, who propelled his movie profession