Fact Sheet:

Birth Name: Catherine Zeta Jones
Birthdate: September 25, 1969
Birthplace: Swansea, Wales
Occupation: Actress
Quote: Commenting on America: "Generally, people here seem to be on Prozac, and sometimes I wish I was." -Movieline, February 1998
Claim to Fame: Played seductress opposite Antonio Banderas in The Mask of Zorro (1998)
Significant Other(s): Husband: Michael Douglas, actor, producer; engaged January 2000; married November 2000 Mick Hucknall, musician Jon Peters, producer Angus MacFadyen, actor John Leslie, actor
Father: Dai Jones, formerly worked for a candy factory
Mother: Pat Jones
Brother: David Jones, development executive; born 1967
Brother: Lyndon Jones, works at Zeta-Jones' production company; born 1972 Son: Dylan Michael Douglas; born August 2000; father, Michael Douglas
Awards:
1999: ShoWest: Supporting Actress of the Year, The Mask of Zorro
1999: European People's Choice Film Award: Best Actress, Entrapment
2003: BAFTA: Best Supporting Actress, Chicago
Factoids: Named to People's 10 best-dressed list (September 20, 1999)
Reportedly turned down Jon Peters' marriage proposal because she wanted "to be known as an actress rather than a Hollywood wife" (1996)
Contact: Catherine Zeta-Jones Fan Club
1007 Montana Ave., #715
Santa Monica, CA 90403

Biography: Catherine Zeta-Jones Biography: Catherine Zeta-Jones was born on the 25th of September, 1969 in Swansea, Wales. As an infant, she had a virus that hindered breathing and has a tracheotomy scar from that time. In 1998, she was chosen by People Magazine as one of the most beautiful people in the world. She has starred in a number of movies including The Mask of Zorro and Entrapment. She is engaged to Michael Douglas and expecting her first child. The gorgeous, raven-haired Welsh actress Catherine Zeta-Jones first came to prominence in the United Kingdom with her co-starring role as the eldest daughter in a boisterous farm family in the British TV series "The Darling Buds of May" (Yorkshire TV, 1991-93). A head-turner who balanced her stately beauty with an appealing working class bluntness, Zeta-Jones had begun her career as a child performer on the musical stage, starring as the wholesome heroine "Annie" and as the most sophisticated Tallulah in the stage musical "Bugsy Malone".