Michael Douglas’ Ex Loses Bid To Revive NY Suit For Share Of ‘Wall Street 2’ Cash

Michael Douglas’ ex-wife has lost a bid in New York to revive her quest for half his “Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps” earnings.

Manhattan state Supreme Court Judge Matthew F. Cooper reiterated in a ruling Thursday that the dispute belongs in California, where the couple divorced in 2000 after 23 years together. The judge threw out Diandra Douglas’ suit in November, but she asked him to reconsider.

Michael Douglas’ lawyer said she hopes this will end the litigation. Diandra Douglas’ lawyer didn’t immediately respond to email messages but has said she will appeal the decision.

Diandra Douglas says a provision in the couple’s divorce deal entitles her to half the actor’s proceeds from last year’s follow-up to 1987’s “Wall Street.” He says it does not.

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