Mike Nichols
How 'The Birdcage' Married Jewish and Gay Civil Rights
Mike Nichols’ and Elaine May’s 1996 “The Birdcage” represents a landmark for Jewish and gay civil rights. Elyssa Goodman celebrates the film’s 20th anniversary and what it means to her.
How Mike Nichols Was Related to Everyone
What did Albert Einstein, Meryl Streep and Dr. Mehmet Oz have in common? Oscar-winning director Mike Nichols, who died today at age 83.
11 Greatest Mike Nichols Moments
Mike Nichols has passed away at the age of 83. The Forward pays tribute to 11 of the greatest moments in the director and comedian’s career.
6 Things About Mike Nichols
Few directors have moved between Broadway and Hollywood as easily as Mike Nichols. Here are six facts about him.
Mike Nichols, Oscar-Winning 'Graduate' Director, Dies at 83
Mike Nichols, a nine-time Tony Award winner on Broadway and the Oscar-winning director of films such as “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf,” “The Graduate” and “Carnal Knowledge,” died on Wednesday at age 83, ABC News said.
When "Star Wars" Meets "The Graduate"
What if Tatooine were a warped version of 1960s suburban California, Aunt Beru was Mrs. Robinson, and Luke Skywalker just a blonder Benjamin Braddock?
Why Simon & Garfunkel Split
Mike Nichols is to Simon & Garfunkel as Yoko Ono is to The Beatles.
Mike Nichols Nabs the AFI Life Achievement Award
After the honorifics at last year’s MOMA festival and the 2003 Kennedy Center Honors, someone must have decided director Mike Nichols has not been praised enough lately.
Is Mike Nichols Related to Everyone?
On the celebrity family tree, a Jewish film director has been revealed as the missing link among Albert Einstein, Meryl Streep and TV’s Dr. Mehmet Oz.