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Will Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas get back together?

Michael Douglas says he's "hopeful" that he and Catherine Zeta-Jones will work it out.

By Kate Stanton
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(UPI) -- Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones seemed like one of Hollywood's most solid marriages, until People reported last August that the couple had decided to "take a break" after the stress of her bipolar disorder and his throat cancer had "taken a toll on their marriage."

But in a series of comments to the press since word of the separation broke, Douglas, 69, has walked back rumors about the seriousness of their split.

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Speaking to Jay Leno on The Tonight Show last week, Douglas said that he felt "hopeful" about the future of his marriage.

"I've been away for awhile, but everything should hopefully on the up and up," he said. "Sometimes people take a little bit of a break, but it doesn't necessarily mean that's the end. So I'm very hopeful."

Douglas told Berlin reporters in September that he and Zeta-Jones, 44, were in the midst of a "temporary separation," but weren't planning a divorce.

"My wife and I are fine," he said at the time.

"I wanna thank my wife Catherine for her support," the Behind the Candelabra star said onstage at the Emmy Awards last month, though she hadn't accompanied him to the annual event.

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