Carol Kane received her first awards nomination 50 years ago next year. It was a big one, too; after just five years in film, ... making Scrooged in 1988 with Bill Murray.

Later in the decade, Kane had two of her most popular film roles, playing a witch in The Princess Bride (1987) and the Ghost of Christmas Present in Scrooged (1989). Entertainment "As You Wish!" ...

Carol Kane got an Oscar nod for her breakthrough role in "Hester Street." ... On her ballet skills becoming a punchline in 'Scrooged' and keeping up with her 'Taxi' costars via Zoom.

In the movie Between the Temples, Jason Schwartzman and Carol Kane play an unlikely duo, frequently interrupting each other with energetic banter. Their dynamic in real life seems pretty similar.

‘Between the Temples’ star Carol Kane explains how she stayed on top of her game during her long, ... Bill Murray and Carol Kane in ‘Scrooged’ (1988) DEADLINE: You mentioned Paramount.

Looking to find out more about Carol Kane (Actor, Directorial Consultant)? We ... When a Stranger Calls (1979), The Princess Bride (1987), and Scrooged (1988). Kane appeared on the television ...

Carol Kane of Dog Day Afternoon, Addams Family, The Princes Bride, ... Scrooged is an A Christmas Carol adaptation worth viewing, even if it’s a narrative that’s been done to death.

Carol Kane starred as the Ghost of Christmas Present. The actress had already made a name for herself, with roles in Dog Day Afternoon (1975), Annie Hall (1977), When a Stranger Calls (1979) and ...

It's superbly cast, from Bill Murray's modern Scrooge-y Frank Cross to Carol Kane's adorably sadistic fairy. And if you're not welling up by the time "Put a Little Love in Your Heart" kicks in, ...

Carol Kane said she drew on that as inspiration for “someone that, later in life, wanted to learn and become a fuller person.” Today, mother and daughter live together on the Upper West Side ...

The San Francisco Chronicle noted that “Scrooged” did not “pack the wallop of ‘A Christmas Carol.’” “But it’s a funny and imaginative high-class effort,” the newspaper wrote in 1988.

Later in the decade, Kane had two of her most popular film roles, playing a witch in The Princess Bride (1987) and the Ghost of Christmas Present in Scrooged (1989). What Carol Kane has been up to ...