Julianne Moore says he was told "try to appear prettier" by the initiate of the industry
The actor had a very judicious answer for his anonymous criticism.
Today, Julianne Moore is one of the most famous actors in Hollywood, but she faced an unnecessarily criticism of her appearance, like so many other women in the profession. In a new interview with The Times of London , Moore said that someone from the film industry had told him " look prettier "And she countered with the only reasonable return for such a suggestion.
Read the rest to see what Moore said to Anonymous Insider and to learn what the winner of an Oscar must have said about his appearance and self -image over the years.
Read this then: Charlize Theron says that a producer called her at 3 am to say that she was "big and ugly".
Someone told Moore "to try to appear prettier".
Moore said The Times of London ( via People ) That she was met with a strange request at a time in her career.
"Someone in the film industry said to me:" You should try to appear prettier ", said the 62 -year -old actor. "I said to myself:" I don't know if I can. "", She continued, "obviously, ours is a company where there is a certain physique involved, but beauty and beauty are subjective." The actor did not name the person who told him this or alluded to him to his work.
She has also opened to feel little of her appearance.
Even before someone made such an absurd suggestion, Moore already had insecurity about his appearance that had existed since she was a child. AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB
"My red hair made me feel like a stranger growing up", Alice Alice According to Star. "The redheads represent 2% of the world's population. No one wants to feel as in the minority, especially as a young child." She continued: "Now I feel very identified with my hair and my freckles, but there is still part of me who prefers to be a tanned blonde."
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Moore faced more criticism of his appearance at the start of his career.
In a 2004 interview with The first show ,, Moore spoke of How she was told that she was not attractive enough when she was just starting, but when she was famous, people started to consider her as beautiful, even if she had not changed.
"These were things with which I treated at the start of my career, and you succeed more, and people say:" She is really pretty "," said Moore. "You realize that your appearance has not changed; this is the way people perceive you. Beauty is a kind of interesting and subjective thing, and we attach too much importance to this subject."
She became less concerned about beauty as they get older.
In 2022, Moore said UK The Sunday Times ( via Prevention ) that with age has come less to worry about her appearance, because she focuses more on other aspects of her life.
"I think it is because you have other things that interest you, such as family, relationships, work or your community. Being myopic on the appearance of your appearance," she said. "I don't think it disappears entirely, I don't think there is a person in the world who does not care. You have aged."
In the same interview, she also talked about how her red hair, clear skin and freckles made her feel otherwise when she was a child.
"When I grew up in the United States, I felt like no one had freckles," she said. "I just wanted to look like all the other tanned American kids. I hated being the one who could not go to the beach or who had to wear long sleeves. I think it was a little with me. I always see someone One on a back without back dress without freckles and I say to myself: 'Oh! I would love it!' ""
