Michael Douglas: Diana Found My Movie Apology Funny

Michael Douglas reminisced about a memorable night in 1987 when he sat beside Princess Diana at the London premiere of his film, Wall Street. He recalled meeting her a few years earlier, finding her beautiful, smart, and funny.

Their reunion at the premiere led to them being seated together for the film's screening. Douglas recalled the intimacy of their shared experience, noting how their hands occasionally touched on the armrest.

Midway through the movie, Douglas felt compelled to apologize to Diana for the vulgar language used by his character, Gordon Gekko. Diana's reaction was warm; she smiled and laughed, indicating she was unfazed.

Douglas also discussed his current marriage to Catherine Zeta-Jones, emphasizing the importance of open communication in maintaining their relationship. His memoir, "One Helluva Ride," details these and other life experiences.