Michael Douglas Says He Once Told Julia Roberts to Stick a Golden Globe “Where the Sun Don’t Shine”

Michael Douglas is on one helluva roll with his confessions.

In his new memoir One Helluva Ride, out now, the Wall Street actor revealed he had a tense interaction with Julia Roberts following her exchange with his then-13-year-old son Cameron during a Golden Globes party in the early ‘90s.

“We were at the bar, and Julia had her arm around my son, kind of nuzzling him,” Douglas, who shares Cameron with ex-wife Diandra Luker, wrote in the book. “To me, in that moment, he looked stunned…but I was pretty drunk.”

What was meant to be an innocent exchanged quickly went south as Douglas recalled saying, “Take your hands off my son and take that Golden Globe and stick it where the sun don’t shine.” (Roberts won her first Golden Globe in 1990 for her supporting role in Steel Magnolias)

The following morning, Douglas—who was working as a producer on Roberts’ 1990 horror film Flatliners—was horrified after he received a call from his producing partner, who had heard about the incident. As he wrote, “I’d crossed a line with the most in-demand young actress in Hollywood.”