New York:
Hollywood veteran Michael Douglas who recently completed a gruelling chemotherapy
session for throat cancer has returned to acting after a brief hiatus.
The 'Wall Street' star has been battling the disease since summer this year and completed the tedious treatment in October, New York Times reported.
Douglas declared he is determined to beat the illness and showed signs of recovery by filming a one-minute clip for an online video in a leather armchair.
"He's doing better. He keeps improving, but it's a slow process," his representative said.
Meanwhile, the 66-year-old actor will make his full return to acting next year when he begins shooting for his portrayal of flamboyant pianist in 'Liberace'.
session for throat cancer has returned to acting after a brief hiatus.
The 'Wall Street' star has been battling the disease since summer this year and completed the tedious treatment in October, New York Times reported.
Douglas declared he is determined to beat the illness and showed signs of recovery by filming a one-minute clip for an online video in a leather armchair.
"He's doing better. He keeps improving, but it's a slow process," his representative said.
Meanwhile, the 66-year-old actor will make his full return to acting next year when he begins shooting for his portrayal of flamboyant pianist in 'Liberace'.
