Under the latest photos of Demi Moore, a ton of comments appeared. Fans are shocked at how young the 62-year-old star looks. Are you too?
Demi Moore is one of those stars who refuses to accept the passage of time. The actress consistently opts for procedures to rejuvenate herself, and the media are abuzz about her changing face. The Paris show in 2021 made waves, where fans had trouble recognizing the star.
Since then, Demi Moore has been regularly appearing at industry events and on social media, in increasingly enhanced versions.
Fans in shock: 62-year-old Demi Moore looks younger and younger
On Wednesday, she added some new photos on Instagram, once again presenting herself in a way that makes it hard to believe her age. The photos are from an outing at the SFFILM Awards ceremony, which took place on Monday in San Francisco. We see her in a long black tight dress with a neckline and a leather jacket. However, more attention than Demi’s great shape is drawn to her face. The post filled with comments from internet users. Although most observers were in awe of the 62-year-old’s appearance, there were some criticisms.
Show me someone who ages better; You look spectacular; Captivating; You are absolutely beautiful; You’re reversing the aging process! You look incredible! – some compliment.
Is this Benjamin Button?; Is that really Demi Moore? Are you sure? Because I don’t know…; Is that Megan Fox? – others write.
Take a look. Are you impressed?
Demi Moore Is Unrecognizable in Shocking Behind-the-Scenes Shots from The Substance
“Happy Halloween from Elisabeth Sparkle,” Demi Moore wrote on Instagram as she shared photos of the heavy makeup and prosthetics she wore for the horror movie
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Demi Moore is giving fans a Halloween surprise.
On Thursday, Oct. 31, Moore, 61, shared five behind-the-scenes photos from the set of her horror shocker The Substanceto Instagram as the movie arrives on Mubi. The photos show Moore totally transformed, wearing glasses over heavy makeup and prosthetics designed to make her resemble a very old woman, with minimal hair and saggy body parts.
“Been holding onto these gems from @trythesubstance and today feels like an appropriate day to share them,” Moore wrote in the caption to her post. “Happy Halloween from Elisabeth Sparkle 🧪.”
In The Substance, Moore portrays Hollywood star Elisabeth Sparkle, who is fired from her long-running gig as the host of an aerobics television series on her 50th birthday. Elisabeth is then introduced to a black market drug known as The Substance, which essentially creates a younger version of herself (portrayed by Margaret Qualley).
The film ultimately follows the conflict that arises between Elisabeth and this other version of herself, known as Sue, as Sue finds her own fame in Los Angeles, and Elisabeth’s body ages and morphs aggressively over time.
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Moore’s post gives The Substance fans a full glimpse at the makeup and prosthetics (and blood) used for the role. Some of her famous friends chimed in with comments on her Instagram post praising the performance. “I love you 😂,” Emma Heming Willis, who is married to Moore’s ex-husband Bruce Willis, wrote, while Michelle Pfeiffer simply left three “🙌🙌🙌” emojis in her own comment.
“So good!!! You were fantastic in this film!!” Barbara Crampton added.
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Moore and Qualley’s movie also stars Dennis Quaid, who portrays the sleazy television network executive in charge of Elisabeth Sparkle’s aerobics show. The film is written and directed by French filmmaker Coralie Fargeat. It made headlines recently after The Hollywood Reporter reported Oct. 21 that the movie was submitted to the Golden Globe Awards in the awards ceremony’s comedy and musical category.
The Substance is in theaters and streaming on Mubi now.
“Looks Unreal,” Demi Moore Stuns in a Sheer Dress at 61 and Shocks Fans
Joining in the trend of wearing sheer dresses, Demi Moore turned heads at a recent fashion event. The actress paired the dress with black underwear and looked younger than ever.
Demi’s youthful bold look.
The 61-year-old actress wore a sequin-covered gown with black underwear and minimal makeup. For Dolce & Gabbana’s 40th anniversary party, Demi Moore chose a long, transparent black dress that was adorned with shiny decorations from top to bottom. The dress had a simple shape, full sleeves, and a modest neckline.
Moore looked radiant, with the dress’s sequins shimmering in the light. She wore this over basic black undergarments and added a pair of simple black heels with straps. Choosing to let her dress be the center of attention, Moore didn’t wear any jewelry. Her makeup was light and natural, highlighting her features with soft-pink lipstick and bold mascara.
Her appearance gained praise.
Her beautiful dark hair was the perfect complement to her outfit, worn straight and parted down the middle, falling gracefully to her waist. Fans poured in praise for Demi’s youthful, radiant look. “You look so amazing, and I love how you haven’t needed around with your face like lots of others,” commented one. “She looks unreal for her age. BRAVO,” added another.
Demi previously denied having surgery.
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Demi Moore addressed the speculation about her undergoing plastic surgery. She clarified in an old interview, “I have had something done but it’s not on my face.” She left open the possibility of future procedures by adding, “Maybe one day I’ll go under the knife.” Moore expressed her frustration with the ongoing rumors, stating, “It just irritates me that people are constantly saying how much I’ve spent on plastic surgery.”
Before Moore’s appearance, Katy Perry also embraced the see-through fashion trend.
Demi Moore drops humble brag about why she thought her Hollywood career was over
Demi Moore recalled feeling like an outsider as she struggled to get cast in films after making history as the first woman to get paid a whopping $12.5 million for a movie.
While appearing on a new episode The Hollywood Reporter’s Awards Chatter podcast, the star, 62, said she began to wonder if her career was ‘over’ as her acting opportunities begun to dwindle.
Her career stall coincided with a string of unsuccessful films starting with The Scarlet Letter (1995), then the coming-of-age drama Now and Then and the thriller The Juror (1996).
This led to her discovering that she ‘looked too good to play older, and was not young enough to play the others.’
‘I didn’t quite know where I fit or where I belonged,” she explained, which led her to consider, ‘Have I done what I was supposed to do in this?’
Ultimately, she scaled back on output of films, apart from a handful of supporting roles, like her cameo in Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle (2003), and, most recently, starring in The Substance, for which she has earned critical recognition and Oscar buzz.
Demi Moore recalled feeling like an outsider as she struggled to get cast in films after making history as the first woman to get paid a whopping $12.5 million for a movie; seen in November
Immediately after reading the script of her latest project, the mother-of-three recalled feeling ‘quite blown away.’
‘It really captivated me, the way in which it was exploring this subject of aging… it just felt so relatable, on a human level,’ she said. ‘The other part of it was new territory for me — a body horror film. But as an actor, there were so many interesting challenges, not just the physical side of it, with the prosthetics, but the emotional rawness needing to be conveyed with very little dialogue.’
Despite empathizing with her character, Elisabeth Sparkle, in The Substance, which explores the challenges of aging in the public eye, Moore pointed out their differences.
‘Elizabeth Sparkle and I are very different,’ she told listeners. ‘If you notice, she has no friends, she has no family, she has no balance in her life. Her entire reflection of value is only on the external. What I did relate to is not what was being done to her, but what she did to herself.’
Moore continued: ‘Because again, I have experienced it in many different ways. It’s not that I don’t still experience it. The difference today is I have different tools. I have a different way of catching it and shifting it and knowing what’s real and what’s not real, and that the value of who I really am is not just my external self.’
While attending the 2024 Gotham Awards on Monday night, Moore opened up to People about how her relationship with aging has shifted as she has gotten older.
‘I can look back and go at 20, at 30 I was finding things that weren’t good enough,’ she recalled. ‘My relationship with [aging] now is much more in a joyous acceptance.’
Still, she admits to occasionally thinking ‘oh I wish that was not that way’ but, typically, sees herself with ‘the fullness’ of who she is versus the ‘external idea of’ who she is.
While appearing on a new episode The Hollywood Reporter’s Awards Chatter podcast, the star, 62, recalled starting to wonder if her career was ‘over’ as her acting opportunities begun to dwindle; seen in 1996
Her career stall coincided with a string of unsuccessful films starting with The Scarlet Letter (1995), then the coming-of-age drama Now and Then and the thriller The Juror (1996); pictured in 1993
In The Substance, Moore plays a movie star whose career is on the decline because of her advancing age.
Elizabeth finds out about a fluid called The Substance, which she can inject to create a younger version of herself who can act in her place.
Sue, played by Margaret Qualley, emerges as the new youthful version of Elizabeth, who has to move her mind back and forth between the young and old bodies weekly.
However, the process of keeping the Sue body in operation causes Elizabeth’s original body to grow dramatically older extremely fast.
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