Michael Douglas Says Enjoying Career Break As He Turns 80 But Jokes Would Be Open To A Horror Movie

Michael Douglas has revealed he has been enjoying a career break over the past two years but is still open to taking on projects that introduce him to a new genre or type of role, such as a horror movie. The Wall Street and Fatal Attraction actor who turned 80 in September, told an an […]

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