Kaylah Walton
A thriving career hasn’t stopped Demi Moore from captivating audiences once again. Her latest project, ‘The Substance’, is generating buzz in Hollywood, and she’s emerged as a leading contender for the Oscar. It’s been over 40 years since she stepped into the spotlight, yet Moore’s enthusiasm remains as vibrant as ever.
While promoting her film, Demi Moore sat down with Hello! magazine to discuss her new role and the rejuvenation she feels thanks to ‘The Substance’. She represents many women in the film industry, stating, “We are gaining recognition for who we are at different stages, sizes, races, and cultures, and embracing this leads to more opportunities in the world around us.”
Demi Moore: “Who claims you’re less attractive at 50?”
Moreover, the actress stands by her perspective and that of her peers, asking, “Who says you’re less desirable after 50? What evidence is there?” Moore dismisses this outdated notion, asserting that the film industry has moved on from such thinking.
Demi Moore describes it as “intriguing” that many films are now highlighting the importance of embracing who we truly are.” Reflecting on her early career, she admits she often doubted her place in Hollywood, feeling out of sync with the industry standards of that era.
Today, with her recent roles and the increasing diversity in film, Demi Moore is starting to feel more at ease when directors seek her talent.
