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Alan Arkin was an actor of humour and candour who became a fierce screen presence

In films ranging from Catch-22 to Little Miss Sunshine, Arkin was renowned for the technical virtuosity he brought to each role of his colossal career

The Guardian - UK

‘I hope she loses’: Why Alan Arkin didn’t want Abigail Breslin to win an Oscar for Little Miss Sunshine

Though then-10-year-old Breslin was nominated for an Academy Award for her performance, Arkin was concerned about the effects of a win at that age

The Independent UK

Alan Arkin has died — the star of 'Get Smart' and 'Little Miss Sunshine' was 89

Arkin knew from childhood that he wanted to be an actor, and he spent a lifetime performing — the Academy Award winner appeared in more than 100 films in a career spanning over seven decades.

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Oscar-winning actor Alan Arkin dies at 89

LOS ANGELES: Alan Arkin, a versatile and prolific American actor who thrived in both comic and dramatic roles and won an Oscar for playing a heroin-using grandfather in the 2006 film “Little Miss Sunshine”, has died at age 89, Variety magazine reported on Friday.

Bangkok Post

Little Miss Sunshine star Alan Arkin dies aged 89

During a long career he also starred in Argo and, most recently, Netflix series The Kominsky Method

Wales Online

Oscar-winning Little Miss Sunshine actor Alan Arkin dies aged 89

Arkin recently starred in the Netflix comedy series The Kominsky Method opposite Michael Douglas.

The Independent UK

Alan Arkin, who went from Second City to Oscar-winning ‘Little Miss Sunshine’ turn, dead at 89

“I never knew that I could be funny until I joined Second City,” he once said. His many movies included “Catch-22,” “The In-Laws” and “The Russians Are Coming, The Russians Are Coming”

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Alan Arkin, Oscar winning actor in Little Miss Sunshine, dies aged 89

The veteran US actor won multiple Academy Award and Emmy nominations for his film and TV roles during a 65-year career

The Guardian - UK

Alan Arkin, Little Miss Sunshine And Argo Star, Dead At 89

Legendary actor Alan Arkin has died at the age of 89.

Cinemablend

7 amazing Alan Arkin roles from the late actor’s incredible career

The late actor was a legend.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Alan Arkin, Oscar-winning 'Little Miss Sunshine' actor, dies at 89

Oscar winner Alan Arkin has died at age 89

The Independent UK

Alan Arkin dead: Oscar-winning Little Miss Sunshine actor dies aged 89

The award-winning actor’s career spanned seven decades across stage and screen and saw him star in more than 100 movies

Evening Standard

Alan Arkin death: Oscar-winning Little Miss Sunshine and Argo actor dies, aged 89

The actor, who won an Oscar and a Tony, began his career in the 1950s, and appeared in films ‘Catch-22’, ‘Edward Scissorhands’, ‘Grosse Pointe Blank’ as well as TV series ‘The Kominsky Method’

The Independent UK

Alan Arkin dies as tributes pour in for Oscar winning Little Miss Sunshine star

Alan Arkin, who starred as Edwin Hoover in Little Miss Sunshine, has died at the age of 89 as his heartbroken family described him as a 'talented force of nature'

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‘Fifteen years of total insanity’: how Robert Downey Jr made peace with his maverick father

Robert Downey Sr put his son in wild underground movies and gave him access to drugs. So what happened when Downey Jr finally turned the cameras on his dad?

Manchester Evening News

Minions: The Rise of Gru voice cast and release date

Steve Carell, Julie Andrews, and Steve Coogan are just some of those who lend their voices to characters in the new film.

Tribune News Service

Movie review: 'Minions: The Rise of Gru' takes nonsensical trip to 1970s

When the aliens finally invade, they will find the vestiges of our Minions-based civilization and wonder just what the hell happened here. Having lived through it, I could not possibly begin to explain just how these hot dog-shaped, banana-hued, gibberish-speaking overlords came to infiltrate our culture at every level, storming…

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