EXCLUSIVE PHOTOS: Never-Before-Seen Pics Of Michael Douglas In Wheelchair 
 
 On a recent Thanksgiving holiday at Disney World in Florida, the 66-year-old Wall Street star was using a wheelchair-like-scooter while his wife Catherine Zeta-Jones, 41, their son Dylan, 10, and daughter Carys, 7, enjoyed the park’s rides. "While Douglas appeared energized for the cameras, posing in a number of set-up shots, behind-the-scenes his recovery was taking its toll," RadarOnline.com reports.An onlooker told Radar that Douglas "looked frail and sick -- he most definitely looked like he needed the wheelchair. The 66-year-old star has been 
 
 
 
 "While Douglas appeared energized for the cameras, 
 
 
 
 An onlooker told Radar that Douglas "looked frail and sick -- he most definitely looked like he needed the wheelchair." "According to close friend Allen Burry, Douglas has been on a strength-building diet after his intensive chemotherapy and radiation treatments "Michael has to eat a lot now to gain back the weight and help him find his strength again," Burry says. PHOTOS: Celebs Stand Up To Cancer 
 
 “That’s one of the hardest things when you have been through the medication and treatment. He needs to gain weight.” 
 
 Before being diagnosed with a walnut-sized tumor at the base of his tongue, the screen legend weighed a healthy 175 pounds. NEW PHOTOS: Michael Douglas Leaving Photo Shoot 
 
 It was said to have plummeted to 139 pounds at the peak of his treatment. “Michael can’t yet return to work and he can’t work out physically, he has been ordered to take it easy and get his energy level up.” 
 
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 But the prognosis is good: Douglas is eyeing off his next movie project, the title role in Steven Soderbergh‘s Liberace, which starts shooting in May or June next year.
– Michael Douglas has dropped a lot of weight during his chemo treatment for throat cancer—he reportedly went from 175 pounds to 139—but a friend tells Radar that he's now on a determined eating campaign to gain it back. The accompanying story has a photo of Douglas on a motorized scooter at Disney World, with a quote from "an onlooker" saying "he looked frail and sick ... (and) most definitely looked like he needed the wheelchair." (Click here to see the photo.) In a more upbeat image released by Universal Orlando Resort, a smiling Douglas is pictured on a ride with his family. "He looks thin, it's true, but that is because the chemo eats everything in someone's body," says friend Allen Burry.