Drew Barrymore opened on a treasured lyrics, the late father of Michael Douglas, once he scribbled by her.
Michael and his son Cameron Douglas went to The Drew Barrymore show On Wednesday, September 10, where the host and the actress asked me for an appreciated letter that Kirk Douglas, a Hollywood legend, wrote enthusiastic about one of her films.
Barrymore shared: “Your father wrote me a note about a movie I directed, and I was in his letterhead, and I have it in a frame, and I have kept it forever because listening to his words of breath meant more than I can express.”
“It’s a lost art. He was very good writing letters and supporting people and taking the time to write notes to people,” said Michael.
“I listen to this all the time of the people. I never thought I wrote so many notes. And I was serious, you know? I just said it seriously,” said the star of Romoning the stone.
It is pertinent to mention that the star of Scream did not reveal the name of the film that caught Kirk’s attention, but his management credits in his name include Choose or lose gifts: the best place to start, A 2004 television documentary about youth vote, the 2009 film Roller Derby Beat it, And the music video of the solo song of the rock band Best Coast 2011 Out Deal.
