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Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones have quite a competitive streak going on. During a Q&A session with The Guardian, Douglas answered questions from fans, including one about his Zeta-Jones’ statement on “The Graham Norton Show” saying that she has him flash her when he loses to her at golf.
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“The rules are I have to whip it out if I don’t hit it past the ladies’ tees, which I manage most of the time,” Douglas confirmed. “But there have been times when we’re playing alone, and have to give her a little show because we are competitive.”
He went on to say, “But only when I play with my wife.”
The Couple Gets Frisky!
Also in the interview, the actor was also was asked about a comment he recently made that he channels his characters through his very own hair. “A long time ago, after ‘Black Rain’ (1989) with Ridley Scott – where I got this sort of Anglo-afro perm – my dear friend Jack Nicholson said: ‘What’s with your hair?’ I looked at him and said: ‘Wait a minute. You always act with your hair,’” he stated. “‘Falling Down’ (1993) – I have a hairdresser to thank for deciding at the very last minute: ‘Let’s just go with a flat top.’ On Wall Street (1987), Pat Riley, the basketball coach for the Lakers, always had his hair greased back, so I thought the lizard look would work. A lot of times, I do lead with my hair.”
He was also asked about younger generations who are now associating him with his role in the “Ant-Man” franchise.
“That was one of the reasons to do ‘Ant-Man’, other than I had never done a green screen-type movie. Most of my films have been R-rated – for adults only. I get a big kick out of having these kids pulling on my jacket, saying: ‘Hank Pym! Ant-Man!’ It’s as close to immortality an actor can get.”
