Michael Douglas, the esteemed 79-year-old actor, attended the New York City premiere of 'America’s Burning' with his children Dylan, 23, and Carys, 21, showcasing a classic and sophisticated style. The event, held at the DGA New York Theater, highlighted Douglas' role as narrator in the documentary directed by David M. Smick, focusing on America's economic divide and future prospects. Despite the absence of his wife Catherine Zeta-Jones, Douglas emphasized the importance of family over his celebrated career, reflecting on the joy of raising children later in life. The documentary, which Douglas executive produced, explores pressing political issues in the U.S., with Douglas voicing concerns about partisan hostility and the economic disparities affecting the nation. He also addressed his support for President Joe Biden and shared insights on the need for election reform, advocating for shorter campaign periods and reduced financial influence.