Kirk Douglas, Chiseled Actor From Hollywood’s Golden Age, Has Died

Kirk Douglas, one of the longest-lived leading men from Hollywood’s Golden Age, has died. He was 103.

Kirk Douglas, a son of Russian immigrants who rose to play Spartacus and other legendary roles during Hollywood’s Golden Era, died Wednesday. He was 103.

With marble-bust features and an intense on-screen delivery, Mr. Douglas was among the most commanding—and last surviving—members of a class of stars who headlined big-screen epics at a time when movies were the dominant form of entertainment.

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