Highlights
- After beating a life-threatening bout of cancer, Hollywood superstar Michael Douglas is on a holiday with his family and was all smiles during a visit to Disney Land.
- And in an encouraging sign, the 66-year-old looked healthier than he has in months.
- The actor was beaming from ear-to-ear as he posed alongside Mickey and Minnie Mouse with his wife Catherine Zeta Jones and their children Dylan, 10 and Carys, 7.
- He looked tanned and relaxed in a blue polo shirt and Bermuda shorts, while Zeta-Jones got into the holiday spirit in a cowboy hat and colourful tunic top, reported People magazine online.
- The 'Wall Street' star and his wife also recently celebrated their 10th wedding anniversary on November 18.
- The family's outing comes just days after his father Kirk Douglas said his son was regaining his appetite and was starting to feel "feisty" again.
- Douglas, who was diagnosed with stage four throat cancer, has been candid about his battle.
- "It really knocks you out. You just never think it is going to be you. But I'll beat this. The tumour is shrinking.
- The odds are good. I'm not dealing with mortality issues until I hear otherwise," he had said.
After beating a life-threatening bout of cancer, Hollywood superstar Michael Douglas is on a holiday with his family and was all smiles during a visit to Disney Land.
And in an encouraging sign, the 66-year-old looked healthier than he has in months.
The actor was beaming from ear-to-ear as he posed alongside Mickey and Minnie Mouse with his wife Catherine Zeta Jones and their children Dylan, 10 and Carys, 7.
He looked tanned and relaxed in a blue polo shirt and Bermuda shorts, while Zeta-Jones got into the holiday spirit in a cowboy hat and colourful tunic top, reported People magazine online.
The 'Wall Street' star and his wife also recently celebrated their 10th wedding anniversary on November 18.
The family's outing comes just days after his father Kirk Douglas said his son was regaining his appetite and was starting to feel "feisty" again.
Douglas, who was diagnosed with stage four throat cancer, has been candid about his battle.
"It really knocks you out. You just never think it is going to be you. But I'll beat this. The tumour is shrinking.
The odds are good. I'm not dealing with mortality issues until I hear otherwise," he had said.