Kathleen Turner Feels ‘Scornful’ After Discovering Secret Contest By Warren Beatty, Jack Nicholson & Michael Douglas

Kathleen Turner, renowned actress and star of “Romancing the Stone,” revealed her feelings of scorn upon discovering a secret s*x contest involving three of Hollywood’s biggest stars. The contest involved Warren Beatty, Jack Nicholson, and Michael Douglas vying to be the first to have an intimate encounter with her.

The Unveiling of the Contest

During a dinner with the trio of Hollywood stars, Kathleen Turner, now 68, who had recently gained fame with her debut role as Matty Walker in the 1981 hit film “Body Heat,” was oblivious to their secret competition. It was only years later when Michael Douglas inadvertently disclosed their scheme that Kathleen realized she had been the focus of their contest.

Naivety and Scorn

Reflecting on her naivety at the time, Kathleen shared with the Daily Mail, “Well, I was the hot new thing, and they were hot things, and we were all supposed to link up, only nobody bothered to tell me that!” When Michael Douglas, 78, eventually revealed the s*x contest to her, Kathleen’s response was one of scorn.

Handling Hollywood Sleazes

Kathleen, who is set to return to television screens in Sky’s new Watergate drama “White House Plumbers,” expressed her ability to handle such situations in Hollywood. She confidently stated, “They didn’t bother me much – one good look from me was like, ‘Drop dead, OK?'”

Thoughts on Male Actors and Romance

Having divorced her real estate businessman husband Jay in 2007 after a 23-year marriage, Kathleen Turner also shared her perspective on dating stars. She remarked, “I’ve always considered male actors much more vain than women. I’ve never seen one pass a mirror yet.” She also revealed that she did not pursue a romantic relationship with her “Romancing the Stone” co-star Michael Douglas due to his estranged first wife Diandra Luker unexpectedly showing up on set. Kathleen respected the boundaries and decided, “You don’t mess with another woman’s husband.”

On-Screen Chemistry and Misogyny

Kathleen further expressed her belief that a romantic relationship with Michael Douglas could have potentially affected their on-screen chemistry, as she considered him a misogynist. She elaborated, “Michael was a very active man, and I was not. So I think our lifestyles would not have worked out. He’s a misogynist. He was. But I think Catherine (Zeta-Jones, his wife since 2000) changed him.”

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