Who is Michael Douglas?

Michael Douglas is an American actor, producer, and winner of 4 Golden Globe Awards and two Oscars.

Moreover, Michael Douglas is known for his outstanding performances in the TV series, The Streets of San Francisco and films like One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest and cult classic, ‘Wall Street’  among the others.

Michael Douglas: Early Life, Parents, Ethnicity, Education

Son of US actor Kirk Douglas and Bermuda actress Diane Love Hill, Michael Douglas was born on September 25, 1944, in Brunswick, New Jersey, US.

Furthermore, he was raised along with two half-brothers, Peter Douglas and Erick Douglas by stepmother Anne Buydens and younger brother Joel Douglas.

Michael Douglas is of both American and Bermudian nationality and Ashkenazi Jewish-French ethnicity.

Douglas graduated from Eaglebrook School and The Choate Preparatory School after attending The Allen-Stevenson School. He got his B. A. in drama from the University of California in 1968. Furthermore, he studied acting at The American Place Theatre in New York City.