Warren Beatty honoured with lifetime award
Warren Beatty rose to fame in the 1960s
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Thursday, 16, Nov 2006 04:33
Warren Beatty is to be presented with a lifetime achievement award at next year's Golden Globes ceremony.
The awards' organisers have announced that he will receive the HFPA's (Hollywood Foreign Press Association) Cecil B DeMille award at the ceremony, which will be broadcast live on January 15th next year.
Beatty shot to fame in the 1960s following a number of theatre and television performances.
Since then he has produced a number of films, including Bonnie and Clyde and Bugsy, and starred in films such as Shampoo, Love Affair and Town & Country.
It is not the first time the Hollywood actor has been honoured by the Golden Globes; he has received a total of 12 nominations and five awards, including best actor for Heaven Can Wait and best director for Reds.
His potential was spotted over 40 years ago by the HFPA, which named him the most promising newcomer in 1962.
Previous recipients of the Cecil B DeMille award include Anthony Hopkins, Robin Williams, Michael Douglas, Gene Hackman and Harrison Ford.