Robert Downey Jr.'s career has been a rocky, yet successful one over the past two decades. A recovering drug addict and alcoholic, Robert is a Golden Globe winner and an Academy Award nominee. Even as a multi-talented actor, there are a few films that could qualify for his "worst" list.

Here's a look at some of his best and worst films to date:

THE BEST!

Iron Man (2008)

In 2008, Robert played engineering genius and playboy Tony Stark. Like most films based on comic books, the fan following is huge and the adventure is endless. While being held captive in Afghanistan, To...

Kristin Davis jumped at the chance to reprise her role in Sex And The City: The Movie - because she was fed up with starring in family films.

After the hit program came to a finish in 2004, the actress, who plays Charlotte York Goldenblatt in the big screen adaptation of the series, struggled to land any challenging parts and was instead forced to accept "mom roles" in such films as Deck The Halls and Shaggy Dog.

She tells Britain's Now magazine, "They (were) mom roles. There's not a huge amount of choice for women my age, so it's not that easy. I had whole scenes in Deck The Ha...

Shawn Pyfrom is amazingly astute and mature for a man of his age. At only 21, he already has some fine ideas and ideals. Starpulse talked to him recently about his past work, his current role as the gay Andrew Van De Camp in "Desperate Housewives," his upcoming movie, and more.

We heard that you just turned 21 in August. Happy Birthday!

Thank you. It's very exciting to be 21.

Why?

I would be lying if I said that I hadn't had a few drinks before then, but every time you go to a place that features alcohol, like a bar, club, or restaurant, it's nice to be able to get a dri...

Voters for this year's 27th Annual RAZZIE Awards had dozens of films to choose from. Heading the list of "Worst Achievements in Film" this year is Sharon Stone in Basic Instinct 2 and Shawn and Marlon Wayans in Little Man. Joining these films in the "Worst Picture" category are M. Night Shyamalan's Lady In The Water, Wicker Man and Bloodrayne.

The Wayans brothers and 'Wicker Man's Nicolas Cage will be competing for "Worst Actor" of 2006 against last year's "winner" Rob Schneider in Benchwarmers, former TV funnyman Tim Allen, with a trio of terrible titles (Santa Clause 3, Shaggy Dog a...

Natalie Portman had few qualms about shaving her head for V for Vendetta. The film centers on the futuristic landscape of totalitarian Britain. A man cloaked in mystery ignites a revolution and finds an unlikely ally in a seemingly mild mannered young woman (Portman). And Tim Allen had no problem portraying a dog in The Shaggy Dog. In this film, an unexpected transformation helps a workaholic attorney (Allen) learn that there's more to life than the courtroom in this remake of the 1959 Disney canine classic of the same name.

"I'd have a mirrored house if I looked like her ... I'd walk around naked. I'd be like, 'Woo, I look good!'" Kelly Clarkson wishes she had new mother Angelina Jolie's body.

"I'm like the Bionic Man now. I have no original moving parts." Country star Kenny Rogers jokes about his extensive plastic surgery.

"I was always the outsider, always the kid with the blue or pink hair, listening to crazy crap. And people gave me s**t for it." Jada Pinkett Smith recalls her rebellious childhood.

"I was kosher until I had my Bar Mitzvah, and I parlayed officially becoming a man into tellin...

Kristin Davis accepted the role in new movie The Shaggy Dog because her grandmother approved of the family film. Davis' grandparent refused to watch her performances in raunchy TV series Sex And The City, and she is thrilled to be performing in something more respectable.

She says, "I really wanted to make the film because I love dogs and I love comedy, and I'm happy that I can take my grandmother Flossie to this film. She is adorable and refuses to say the title of the show I used to be on, and of course she wouldn't watch it, so it's really nice that I can say, 'Let's take grandma t...

The futuristic terrorist thriller V For Vendetta topped all its rivals at the US weekend box office in the US, claiming the top spot with a $26.1 million debut. The film stars Natalie Portman and Hugo Weaving in a story of revolution against the British government.

The debut was strong enough to bump last week's box-office leader Failure To Launch into second place with $15.8 million. Disney's remake of family classic The Shaggy Dog fell one place to third with $13.6 million.

The weekend's other new wide release, She's The Man, starring Amanda Bynes as a teen pretending to be a ...

Matthew Mcconaughey and Sarah Jessica Parker's critically-slammed new romantic comedy Failure To Launch has rocketed to the top of the box office with a $24.6 million opening weekend take. The film beat family movie The Shaggy Dog to the top spot. The Tim Allen comedy debuted at number two with a $16 million take.

Gruesome horror remake The Hills Have Eyes debuted at number three on the new chart with a three-day take of $15.5 million. Last week's box office number one, Tyler Perry's Madea's Family Reunion, slipped to number five on the new chart after two weeks at the top.

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Kristin Davis is stunned by people who are disgusted by her love of kissing dogs - insisting they simply do not understand what it's like to be a "dog person." The sexy brunette, who recently caused a stir with pooch-smooching antics in Disney film Shaggy Dog, is dismissive of her squeamish critics.

She says, "I don't mind it at all. I am a dog fanatic. And dog lovers are just different. On Sex And The City there was a scene where a dog was licking my lips. But it was put in a magazine saying, 'Don't do that, Kristin, it's so rude!' Those people aren't dog people. They don't understa...

Tim Allen risked life and limb in his latest comedy The Shaggy Dog at the hands of a mad, menopausal monkey. The star ignored the age-old acting rule 'Never work with animals' and found himself spending hours in a car with a menagerie of creatures, including a crazed spider monkey called Dorothy.

Allen admits he was terrified at times - especially after finding out the ape really didn't like him. He recalls, "Dorothy and I didn't get along because Dorothy was in her female cycle so it affected her to be near me. The trainer said, 'She's a little hyper right now, and she's a little sens...

Tim Allen looked to Oscar winning actor Russell Crowe to provide inspiration while filming The Shaggy Dog. In the remake of the classic Disney film, Allen plays a man who transforms into his family's sheepdog. Allen had to film many scenes in a flesh-colored thong with computer-generated technology later turning him into the beloved canine, and he found the experience humiliating.

He explains, "I'm in the (dog) cage buck naked. I'm sitting there looking at a (fake) dog and a fake cat and I'm thinking, 'What would Russell Crowe do with this? How would Russell Crowe handle this?' He wou...