When Michael Keaton and Glenn Close Scrapped Over ‘The Paper’

When Michael Keaton and Glenn Close Scrapped Over ‘The Paper’

In 1994, Michael Keaton and Glenn Close duked it out — literally — as editors at Ron Howard’s fictional New York City tabloid for ‘The Paper.’

The 1994 performance Glenn Close will always regret

Every actor has their fair share of regrets. It’s rare that you’ll stumble upon a star who hasn’t expressed dissatisfaction with a movie in an interview at some point or another, whether they regret choosing to work with a certain director or aren’t happy with the way they played their role. You’re never going to get it right each time, and Glenn Close can tell you that. She is one of Hollywood’s most celebrated stars, making her way to the big …