Zeta Jones wanted to choose photographs, ‘like any other bride’

ACTRESS Catherine Zeta Jones was like any other bride in wanting to choose which pictures were published from her wedding, a High Court judge in London was told yesterday.

Instead, a photographer gatecrashed the celebrations at a New York hotel in November 2000 and sold the snatched images to a magazine, said a lawyer representing the actress and her film star husband Michael Douglas.

As a result, the privacy of a wedding was violated and the couple were entitled to damages, said their QC Michael Tugendhat in the Old Bailey.