Michael Douglaswas honored with a star on theHollywood Walk of Fameand he shared the moment with those he loved most.
The 74-year-old actor gave a heartfelt speech after his induction on Tuesday after almost five decades of working in Hollywood.
Jane Fonda, Douglas’ former agent Ron Meyer,Will & Gracestar Eric McCormack, and Andy Garcia were also in attendance.
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The Kominsky Methodstar spoke about his close to 50 years in the industry and said the question he is asked most about his career is, “What took so long?” in regards to finally receiving a star on the Walk of Fame.
“Let’s face it, this is a great honor and I’m not getting any younger,” Douglas remarked. “I’m going to enjoy it with my wife and my son and my caretakers and my great-great-grandkids.”
TheAnt-Man and the Waspactor then turned to Fonda to thank her for her friendship and applaud her work ethic when they were filming the 1979 filmThe China Syndrome,saying, “At the time she was doing quadruple duty.”
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The father of three thanked his family as well, saying he was “deeply touched” to see his brothers, niece and nephew were present.
“So proud to see my son, Cameron,” Douglas said while adding the “love my of my life is here.”
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“I’m talking about Catherine. I’m grateful for your support and your love and your patience,” he told theFeudactress. “By the way, in another week we are celebrating our 18th anniversary so thank you for the best 18 years of my life sweetheart!”
Douglas grew emotional when talking about his father, Kirk, who sat in a wheelchair at the ceremony.
“My dad is here. In a month, Kirk will be 102 years old!” Douglas said. “It means so much to me, Dad, that you’re here today. Thank you for your advice, inspiration, and I’ll say it simply and with all my heart: I’m so proud to be your son.”
source: people.com
