Michael Douglas probably is more
comfortable when his two feet are on the ground.
He got a scare Monday when he lost his footing while standing in an open cherry-picker cage 25 feet in the air with four other people. It was in Hamilton, Bermuda.
He tells the Royal Gazette newspaper there he “had a good laugh and stumbled.” He calls it “a little moment.”
What was Michael Douglas doing 25 feet off the ground in the basket of a cherry-picker, you ask? He was taking part in a Bermuda tradition. He was christening a new building by pouring rum on its roof. In this case, it’s the Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art. He’s a benefactor for the museum.
Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones own a home in Bermuda.
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