‘I hope to resolve my marriage in a positive fashion': Michael Douglas talks reunion with Catherine Zeta-Jones and says he feels 'underestimated' by Hollywood

They recently reunited after taking a temporary break from their marriage.
And Michael Douglas is candidly discussing his hopes for the future of his relationship with Catherine Zeta-Jones. 
'I hope to resolve my marriage in a positive fashion,' he tells GQ magazine in a new interview.
A US report said that Douglas recently announced the news to his friends, with the report stating that he 'couldn't be happier; and 'he was overheard saying they have reconciled.'

Not rated enough: Michael Douglas, pictured last month, says in a new interview that he feels Hollywood has 'underestimated' him

And during an appearance on The Jay Leno show, the Romancing The Stone star said talks between himself and Catherine have been going well. ‘Good I hope. I’ve been
away for a while but everything should hopefully be on the up and up,' he said.
Awarded GQ's Diva Of The Year Award in the December issue of the magazine, Douglas also discussed his long acting career,
And the star, who has won two Oscars, two Golden Globe awards, an Emmy says he thinks Hollywood has 'always underestimated' him.
The 69-year-old veteran star said he felt his peers felt surprised by his tour de force performance as flamboyant musician Liberace in HBO's Behind the Candelabra.
'I've always felt a little underestimated, personally,' he said. 'I've got a pretty good batting average over forty years. Sometimes maybe it looked easy.'
Douglas appeared alongside Matt Damon in the made-for-HBO film which saw both actors receive Emmy nods.

'I'm actually taking a sort of joy, a revengeful joy, in the fact that all the studios turned it down,' said Douglas. 'To me it was just a reflection of how constipated and conservative the studios have become.'

Back together: Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones recently reconciled and are working on their marriage

Douglas also referred to the recent problems suffered in his marriage, his battle with tongue cancer and his eldest son Cameron's incarceration in jail. 'It's been a couple of tough years here and this [Emmy] has been sort of the candle on top of the cake, I guess.'
Cameron, 34, - whose mother is the actor's former wife Diandra Lucker - is currently in solitary confinement for drug offences and the Wall Street star believes he has been given a tougher sentence because of his famous father.
He said: 'They gave him an additional four and a half years to his sentence [after he was caught with drugs in prison] and put him in solitary for eleven months, and no family visits for two years.

We're on the up: Douglas also spoke about his reconciliation with his wife on an appearance on The Tonight Show With Jay Leno last month

'[The extra sentence is] the longest by far in the history of the United States penal system. You'd have to ask this judge why. They don't want [judges] to look soft on a white kid whose parents are celebrities.'
He admitted to being angry at Cameron's crimes, but says he is now 'turning his anger on the system.'
Douglas added: 'It's his fault that he's in there, no bones about that. I can't say I wouldn't want to strangle him when this all happened.'

Acclaimed: Michael Douglas won an Emmy for his performance alongside Matt Damon in Behind The Candelabra