Princely Albert: Finney's career goes swimmingly with Burton's 'Big Fish'.(Column)

Newsweek | December 15, 2003| | Copyright

Byline: Cathleen McGuigan

Even though he's a Brit, Albert Finney remembers exactly where he was when JFK was shot: at the top of the Empire State Building. He was showing his parents around New York while starring on Broadway in "Luther." Anyone born after the Kennedy administration can be forgiven for not realizing that Finney in those days was hot, hot, hot--especially that fall of 1963, when the movie "Tom Jones" had just turned him into an international star (and later won him his first Oscar nomination). Finney played the devilishly handsome and randy title ...

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