The movie star is dealing with his own personal battle against cancer, but Michael Douglas’ number one priority is his family and being a supportive father.
Michael Douglas, 66, has a lot going on in his life — a recent move from Bermuda to New York City, a hit movie Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps, and an intense battle with stage four throat cancer. And in a new interview with UK newspaper The Guardian, Michael — who said recently that he relocated to Manhattan so that his 10-year-old, Dylan, could attend a special school — explains his son’s special needs. “My son deals with dyslexia to a degree — it runs in the family and my brother has it,” he admits. “He goes to a special school.”