Michael Douglas made a return to the red-carpet last night for the premiere of his new film, "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps." Since announcing that doctors found a tumor in his throat earlier this year, the actor has made few appearances, aside from a pre-taped appearance on the "Stand Up to Cancer" telethon on September 10. So of course, the extra long press line at the Ziegfeld Theater in New York City had been forewarned by publicists that Douglas wasn’t going to be answering any questions, but that didn’t stop a bunch of cameramen from mobbing Douglas while he gamely posed for pictures with the cast. Although the 66-year-old stayed mum on the red carpet when CNN asked how he was feeling, he gave an encouraging wink and a nod topped off with a quiet "good," although admittedly, his response was less spoken and more the result of reading his lips. Source: CNN