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Emma Thompson
is 62 years old and has a premiere movie,
'Good Luck to You, Leo Grande'.
So far, nothing to declare, if it weren't for the fact that on screen we see her character
completely nude
in front of the mirror, natural, just like that.
We underline the natural thing because for the British actress plastic surgery will never be an option to consider.
"I don't understand why we should do something like that to ourselves," said Thompson, winner of two Oscars, in a video interview with 'The Wrap'.
And he delves into the subject: "Honestly, I have the opinion that
making a little cut
here or there so as not to give the impression that what is really happening is happening, that
you are getting older,
that it is something more natural, be a current form of collective psychosis. I really think it's a
very strange thing."
Emma Thompson, anti-retouch
It is not a conviction, that of Thompson, new in his speech.
And neither does her allegation derive from the fact that the actress is at an age in which, very often,
she resorts to aesthetic touch-ups such
as a facelift.
"It's something I've always thought and maintained. I'm
kind of a militant feminist when it comes to women's bodies
and what is done, said and expected of them, of ourselves, and what we are told to do."
what we should do with them,"
defends Thompson.
In the film in which she is now starring, by director
Sophie Hyde,
the interpreter takes on the role of a widow who hires a young escort to help her discover the passion she had never found in her years of marriage. In this story she
appears completely naked,
something that at her age, 62,
many of her fellow actresses would not have dared to do.
"One of the great triumphs of this film is that it
shows a less than perfect body.
It is very difficult to be naked after 60 and in this case, my age has been both
a positive and negative factor.
I think I would not have been able to do it before of this age and, on the other hand, just that factor has made
the scene especially complicated,
because today we are not used to seeing imperfect bodies on the screen," says Thompson.
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