Michael Douglas’ health is precarious: Oliver Stone
October 14th, 2010 - 1:37 am ICT by IANSLondon, Oct 13 (IANS) Filmmaker Oliver Stone says he is worried about the health of actor Michael Douglas, who is battling throat cancer.
Stone insists that Douglas is in a “precarious” state of health.
Douglas was to accompany him on a promotion tour of their film “Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps” in Europe, but Stone said Douglas couldn’t go because he had to undergo cancer treatment, reports telegraph.co.uk.
Douglas’s publicist Allen Burry said the actor has finished his treatment last week.
“Doctors were very pleased and have scheduled no more treatments,” he said.
Burry said Douglas has a six- to eight-week period of recuperation, “which all cancer patients go through”.
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