Michael Douglas drunkenly threatened Julia Roberts and told her to 'stick her Golden Globe where the sun don't shine' in a 'wildly embarrassing' incident at the height of his addiction

Michael Douglas has revealed he once erupted at Julia Roberts during a Golden Globes party in 1990 at the height of his addiction with alcohol and drugs.The actor, 82, has told how he saw the actress, 58, hugging his son Cameron, who was 13 at the time, and shouted at her to 'take your hands off my son and take that Golden Globe and stick it where the sun don't shine'.Michael recalled how he thought his son looked 'stunned' by Julia's warmth and reacted, but admitted his judgment was likely affected by substance abuse.Michael – who said a 'typical night' would be five drinks and a gram of cocaine – recalled the 'embarrassing incident' in his new memoir One Helluva Ride, which he said has stayed with him for years after.Awkwardly, Michael revealed that he was working with Julia at the time of the clash, on a film called Flatliners, about a group of youngsters who experiment by bringing themselves as close to death as they can get.Michael recalled: 'While we were shooting the film, there was a Golden Globes party. Michael Douglas has revealed he once erupted at Julia Roberts during a Golden Globes party in 1990 at the height of his addiction with alcohol and drugs'I was there for Wall Street, and Julia was there for Mystic Pizza. She was dating Kiefer Sutherland and brought him to an after-party. I took Cameron, who was around thirteen. We were at the bar, and Julia had her arm around my son, kind of nuzzling him. To me, in that moment, he looked stunned... but I was pretty drunk.'I told her, "Take your hands off my son and take that Golden Globe and stick it where the sun don't shine".The next morning, my producing partner Rick Bieber called me and said, "We need to talk, Michael." I'd crossed a line with the most in-demand young actress in Hollywood.'I sent Julia roses with an apology for my behavior, and then back in the production office, I apologized to her and Kiefer in person. Luckily, they forgave me enough to get through that and finish the picture. I remained friends with Kiefer. Julia, not so much.'Michael is incredibly candid in the book, having finally decided 'it's time to tell my story on my own terms'.Explaining why now was the time to set the record straight, he vowed to share 'not the highlight reel, not the version shaped by headlines or box office numbers, but the real one'. Michael continued: 'I've lived a life that unfolded in public while being deeply private at the same time, and there's a difference. This is about where I came from, what I fought against, and what I chose for myself. 'Fame can blur the truth; this is my attempt to bring it back into focus.' The wild world of Michael Douglas: From abuse to affairs to drug use - the actor's explosive revelations in One Helluva Ride - but he still refuses to accept he's a nepo baby!Michael entered rehab for alcohol and substance abuse in 1992 after his first wife Diandra Luker caught him with another woman in a Los Angeles hotel room and issued the ultimatum: 'Rehab or divorce'. Until he entered the facility Michael didn't believe he had a problem but noted that drugs were so normalised in Hollywood at the time. Michael chose rehab for alcohol and substance abuse, but she filed for divorce three years later anyway, after which he dated many women.He revealed he would leave $100 in his car before a meeting at a talent agency, and its valet service would tuck a gram of cocaine into the central console.Michael also claimed he would take drugs with OJ Simpson even during his football career and recalled falling asleep one night with a straw still hanging from his nose.In the book, Michael also reveals how he put an end to his womanising ways after he 'fell in love' with Zeta-Jones the second he saw her in 1998's The Mask of Zorro. He mused: 'I didn’t have any intention of doing anything else – hell, I was 25 years older than she was. 'It might never have gone further than that, until I read an interview where Catherine said she liked older men. I said to myself, "Hey, I’ve got a shot".' The pair met that year at the Deauville film festival and after a night spent talking, he recalled: 'In a moment of temporary insanity, I blurted out: "I’m going to be the father of your children".' After nine months of speaking to each other long-distance they embarked on a relationship but Catherine warned him that she would only date him if he was monogamous – prompting Michael to make 'five quick calls'. Michael, Kiefer Sutherland and Julia at the Deauville American Film Festival in 1990The pair wed in 2000 and welcomed son Dylan and daughter Carys. Yet in August 2013, Catherine confirmed that the couple were 'taking some time apart to evaluate and work on their marriage'. The separation came two months after Michael blamed developing throat cancer on oral sex. His publicist later retracted the remarks and Michael said he 'regretted the embarrassment' they reportedly caused his wife.Detailing their separation in his memoir, Michael penned: 'From the second we separated, I never gave up hope that we would reconcile. I love Catherine in a way that I have never loved any other woman.'She’s my wife, my best friend, and my life partner. I could never lose her.'The couple were back together within a year.Yet when questioned how 'he won her back,' Douglas snapped back to The Sunday Times: 'What, I won her back? It was a mutual… You know, we had our problems but I love her dearly and, 25 years, you know. 'Marriage is a lot of work, you know. And so, you know, we’re good. We’re in good shape. It’s all I can say.'