Michael Douglas Says He Once Told Julia Roberts to Stick a Golden Globe "Where the Sun Don’t Shine"
- In his new memoir One Helluva Ride, Oscar-winning actor Michael Douglas recounts a past confrontation with actress Julia Roberts at a Golden Globes party, describing it as a "wildly embarrassing incident" that troubled him for years.
- Douglas, 82, writes he reacted after seeing Roberts nuzzling his 13-year-old son, Cameron, while she attended with her date, actor Kiefer Sutherland, during the early 1990s event.
- Recalling the moment, Douglas told Roberts to "take your hands off my son and take that Golden Globe and stick it where the sun don't shine," a remark he later regretted deeply.
- To mend their working relationship on Flatliners, Douglas sent Roberts roses and apologized in person to both her and Sutherland, who "forgave me enough" to finish filming the production.
- Elsewhere in the memoir, the 82-year-old reflects on past romances, including a secret relationship with actress Kathleen Turner, now 72, during filming of 1984's Romancing the Stone.
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Michael Douglas has opened up about an embarrassing incident with Julia Roberts that happened more than three decades ago in his new autobiography. The Hollywood star admitted that he lost his temper at a party under the influence of alcohol and harshly reprimanded the actress for hugging his then-13-year-old son. He apologized the next day and sent her roses, but their relationship was never the same after the incident.
In his autobiography One Helluva Ride, Michael Douglas returns to a particularly embarrassing altercation with Julia Roberts, which occurred during a Golden Globe evening in 1990. While he had drunk a lot, the actor had violently attacked the star of Pretty Woman...
In his memoirs Michael Douglas reveals affaires with many prominent women. Not at all affectionately, however, the actor deals with Julia Roberts in 1990. At a party he moans at her so violently, that a joint film is endangered.
"Get your hands off my child and take that Golden Globe and put it where the sun can't see it," the actor had told her.
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