Al Pacino's got a high-stakes poker game coming up – with Jack Kevorkian. "He's invited me to Detroit to play poker. For Jack, I think I'll go do it," Al told Access Hollywood at the premiere of HBO's ...
HE HAS AN ORGANIZED FAN CLUB, and some of his supporters regard him as a living saint. But few people have a higher opinion of Jack Kevorkian than "Dr. Death" himself. Writing in an obscure ...
DETROIT -- Paintings, writings and the iconic blue sweater of the audacious assisted suicide advocate Jack Kevorkian are going up for auction, his attorney and close friend said Friday. Lawyer Mayer ...
Al Pacino stars as Dr. Kevorkian -- "Jack the Dripper"-- in HBO movie. July 6, 2009— -- Al Pacino will play the role of Jack Kevorkian, the enigmatic pathologist known as "Dr. Death" and "Jack ...
HBO's You Don't Know Jack, the biopic of right-to-die activist Jack Kevorkian, hit the airwaves this weekend, stirring memories of the 1990s assisted-suicide debate that landed the Michigan physician ...
As a cancer doctor, I was quite troubled when Dr. Jack Kevorkian first began to command the headlines. Some of his suicidal patients did not need to die. What many needed was proper pain relief and ...
COLDWATER, Mich. -- Jack Kevorkian had few words but a broad smile crossed his face as he walked out of prison Friday, ending eight years behind bars for helping end the life of a man suffering from ...
Al Pacino's fascinating film transformation into Jack Kevorkian came without having met the the man dubbed "Dr. Death" in person. "The Kevorkian in the film is the Kevorkian of 20 years ago," says ...
COLDWATER, Mich. -- Jack Kevorkian, the retired pathologist dubbed "Dr. Death" for claims that he participated in at least 130 assisted suicides, left prison after eight years Friday still believing ...
LANSING, Mich. — For nearly a decade, Dr. Jack Kevorkian waged a defiant campaign to help other people kill themselves. The retired pathologist left bodies at hospital emergency rooms and motels and ...
HBO's You Don't Know Jack, the biopic of right-to-die activist Jack Kevorkian, hit the airwaves this weekend, stirring memories of the 1990s assisted-suicide debate that landed the Michigan physician ...
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