
Tony Scott directs this remake of the Walter Matthau-starring thriller from 1974 with this Columbia Pictures production that pits a transit cop (Denzel Washington) against a group of hijackers lead by John Travolta, who take over a subway train in order to rake in a hefty ransom.


"I would give back all of my awards and my nominations just to have him back again... We love you Heath, wherever you are. He was my favorite actor and my favorite talent. It's like losing James Dean. I wanted to meet him because I was very impressed with him from the very beginning. His agent introduced me to him at a party, and I just fell (in love). Actors need other actors to be inspired by, and he was my actor.
He was beautiful in his reaction; I was an idol of his - my reacting that way to his work really blew him away, but he was very modest and almost bashful about the compliment."





"We've been married for almost 16 years and we have to work at it. Most people forget that you have to create relationships. The allure of the first years settles down and at that moment, you better start creating it, otherwise you're going to lose out."
"You have to be ready to battle the worst insults, the worst innuendos. People say things that hurt. I think, "Wow, so because I have money or fame, I don't have problems? I don't have feelings?' I just try not to take offense."
"I was told by Kelly that at the end of the summer we're going to try.' Kelly, 44, added: "We'll try after we finish the movie we're doing together, "Old Dogs', with Robin Williams and our daughter Ella. So after that!'



