At a premiere of her movie “Red 2,” Catherine Zeta-Jones wouldn’t comment about her husband, Michael Douglas, connecting his throat cancer to HPV. When she was asked at Tuesday night’s Cinema Society screening, “Have you been mortified that your husband, in some ways, has become the poster boy for the dangers of oral sex?” the classy actress smiled, and said, “Next question.” Zeta-Jones was more open about Douglas’ HBO film on Liberace, in which he shares love scenes with Matt Damon. “I loved everything about it,” she said at the MoMA event. “It was so lush and wonderful . . . I feel like I’m part of it, but I’m not.” Co-star Helen Mirren, 67, who rocked a pair of snakeskin shoes, said that when it comes to being a sex symbol, “I am holding on with the end of my fingernails.” After she appeared at the London premiere of the movie in perspex “stripper heels,” she told reporters her husband Taylor Hackford hates them: “Whenever I’ve got them on I’m suddenly eye to eye with him and he’s like 6-foot-2 and he says, ‘How did that happen? Oh, oh god, you’ve got those shoes on.’ It’s great. He disapproves.” Bruce Willis, Mary-Louise Parker, Candy Spelling and Lou Reed were later seen heading to the film’s Bally-sponsored party at Refinery Rooftop.
Catherine Zeta-Jones doesn’t want to talk about oral sex
