Michael Douglas gave a cheeky response when asked how his wife, Catherine Zeta-Jones, had reacted to his new tell-all, "One Helluva Ride."The 82-year-old actor's new memoir, published Oct.6, contained revelations about his life, including his secret affairs with his former co-stars Kathleen Turner and Jeanne Tripplehorn, as well as his past cocaine use and struggles with addiction.During an appearance on the "Happy, Sad, Confused" podcast on the day of the book's release, host Josh Horowitz asked Douglas whether Zeta-Jones, 57, knew "everything" that he revealed in the book.MICHAEL DOUGLAS GETS EXPLICIT ABOUT HOW HE FILMED SEX SCENES BEFORE INTIMACY COORDINATORS"I'll be home to ask her because she just got the book two days ago.
I told her this was all, as I say, B.C., before Catherine," Douglas said in the interview, which was published on Oct.19.Michael Douglas admitted that he "doesn't feel bad" about his wife Catherine Zeta-Jones reading about his affair revelations in his memoir.
(Getty Images for The Red Sea International Film Festival)"And you know, we have a 25-year age difference, so I'm looking at some of these films, like with Kathleen, and Catherine would have been seven years old," he joked."I don't feel bad," Douglas added."I think she understands."Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones married in 2000.
(Axelle/Bauer-Griffin/FilmMagic)In "One Helluva Ride," Douglas confirmed that he and Turner, 72, had an affair in 1983 while filming the hit 1984 romantic adventure movie "Romancing the Stone," a rumor they denied for over 40 years.At the time, Douglas was legally married to Diandra Luker, with whom he shares son Cameron, though he said in his memoir that they were separated when production on the film began, and they were both having extramarital affairs.Douglas recalled that he and Turner continued to deny rumors that they were romantically involved during production of the sequel and even years later when they reunited on "The Kominsky Method."�...