Kirk Douglas wants a low-key 103rd birthday celebration, according to his son Michael Douglas.

The 75-year-old "The Kominsky Method" actor revealed on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" Tuesday that Kirk, whose birthday is on Dec. 9, would prefer something small instead of the family's usual blowout parties, like when he turned 100.

"Well, it's like, so 100. Okay, so he was 100. Big birthday, big birthday. The trouble is, when you're 100, you don't really want a big birthday," Douglas explained. "I threw a big party for him, it was great."

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"101. You know, 'OK, let's have a nice party.' 'Again? I don't...' 'Dad, it's 101 years old. You have to have a birthday.' 102..." he continued. "So he's begging me, he's got tears down his eyes. 'Let's just have dinner, the family together. Bring the kids.'"

Meanwhile, Kirk's wife and Michael's stepmother, Anne Buydens, also hit triple digits but she wasn't as keen on admitting it.

"She's French and been lying about her age all her life. I say, 'Anne, you're going to be 100.' 'No, no, no. You don't say that.' 'You're going to be 100 this last year.' 'No, no, how dare you say that to me,'" he recalled when she hit the three digits in April.

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"I said, 'Anne, it doesn't exist anymore. Wikipedia, you look it up and see exactly how old you are.' She said, 'Really?'" he joked. They've been married for 65 years.

Michael Douglas, left, and Kirk Douglas arrive at the Vanity Fair Oscar party in West Hollywood, Calif., in February 2012. (AP Photo/Evan Agostin)

Back in October, the "Wall Street" actor revealed his dad is quite tech-savvy and loves to FaceTime with their family.

"He's incredible. He doesn't get around a whole lot but his mind's all there, so I got him an iPad and I got him FaceTime," Michael told Jimmy Fallon on "The Tonight Show." The only problem is Kirk forgets about the time difference from the West to the East Coast, so he calls his son late at night.

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"Loves it. It's fantastic. The only problem is that we're three hours difference — I'm East Coast here, he's there [West Coast]," Michael lovingly complained. "We're relatively early to bed. We tried to explain to him that it's after 10 o'clock, 7 o'clock your time."