Michael Douglas Announces Retirement After 60-Year Acting Career
Michael Douglas Announces Retirement After 60-Year Acting Career

Michael Douglas Announces Retirement After 60-Year Acting Career

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Michael Douglas has announced that he is stepping away from acting after nearly 60 years in the industry, with no real intentions of returning unless an exceptional project arises. Speaking at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, Douglas reflected on his prolific career, including his Oscar-winning roles and producing the iconic film One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. He revealed that he has not worked since 2022, choosing to prioritize his health and family life, especially his marriage to Catherine Zeta-Jones. Douglas also shared his experience battling stage 4 throat cancer, which influenced his decision to stop working to avoid health risks on set. Although not officially retired, he indicated that he is content to remain at home unless a special independent film project presents itself. His departure marks the close of a legendary career that has left a lasting impact on Hollywood across multiple genres and decades.

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