LifestyleVarietyMichael Douglas Tells Bill Maher About Smuggling Marijuana, Slams 'Nepo Baby' Label
Michael Douglas told Bill Maher he funded his college years by smuggling marijuana across the US in suitcases his father Kirk Douglas had gifted him.
The Oscar-winning actor and producer stopped by “Real Time with Bill Maher” to promote his new memoir “One Helluva Ride.”
Michael Douglas appeared on Real Time with Bill Maher to promote his new memoir One Helluva Ride, sharing colourful stories from his early life.
Douglas revealed he used two Italian leather suitcases, each holding 22 kilos of marijuana, to smuggle cannabis from the West Coast to the East Coast to pay his college tuition.
Douglas also pushed back on the nepo baby label, arguing that parents in every industry try to help their children get a start, not just those in Hollywood.
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