Catherine Zeta Jones

I felt violated and upset initially and that seemed to grow as the stress of the whole occasion unfolded, which was immediately after the wedding and consequently up until this day.

Our peace and happiness evaporated. I felt violated and that something precious had been stolen from me.

Our distress and anger at what Hello! did to us continues to this day.

This is not about money. This is absolutely not about money.

It was cheap and tacky and everything I didn't want to have shown as being part of my special day Catherine Zeta Jones

It's about the fact that a very special, harmonious and what should have been relaxed time following my wedding to Michael was spun out of control because a gatecrasher came in and took photos.

The quality was what every bride would hate to have out there.

It was cheap and tacky and everything I didn't want to have shown as being part of my special day.

The whole reason behind us doing this was to have some control after living in a world where many people are very interested in what we do and how we live... to kind of quash the intensity of people stealing and being voyeuristic is a very private situation.

This was going to be an overall look into the life of us... in a classy way.

We wanted to show the world a little slice of that... in our control without us becoming a media circus.

I wanted to achieve a sense of formality - photographs that were more of a formal nature, classic beautifully-shot wedding photographs.

And I also wanted to capture the spirit of the wedding, the fun, the joy, in more of a reportage kind of way.

They were poor quality, sleazy, unflattering and looked like they had been stolen as indeed they had.

Michael Douglas

We believed Hello! was exacting revenge on us because we had decided to provide the rights to publish photographs of our wedding to their competitor.

The whole thing felt spiteful.

The days following our wedding, which should have been one of the most magical times of our lives were suddenly turned into an exhausting nightmare of lawyers and injunctions.

I share Catherine's view of the Hello! photographs.

They were seedy and voyeuristic... They demean the occasion and they show intimate moments that we would not have chosen to publish to the world.

Just because I am an actor in the public eye does not mean that I have forfeited my right to a private life Michael Douglas

It was a clear attempt to deprive us of the joy and love of a magical and wonderful event. Frankly it was disgusting.

Just because I am an actor in the public eye does not mean that I have forfeited my right to a private life.

Control is what gives you privacy.

It's not getting into celebritydom. I've been around this for a very long period of time.

My father was an actor. I was not prepared for the attention when an actor and actress come together - it's multiplied about a ten-fold

This was something for which I was unprepared.

Catherine is a film star, of course, in her own right but it was not simply a question of one plus one equalling two - it seemed to equal five in terms of increased press attention for both of us.

Just because I am an actor in the public eye does not mean that I have forfeited my right to a private life.