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Washington, August 4 : Julianne Moore has revealed that she enjoyed the time working with Steve Carell on ‘Crazy, Stupid, Love’ as he still appeared to be ‘humble’ despite his ability to connect with an audience.
The four-time Oscar nominated actress, who plays Carell’s wife Emily in the romantic comedy, admitted that she enjoyed the opportunity to work with him because of his ‘soulfulness’.
“It’s so easy working with him. He’s got a real soulfulness and the ability to connect with an audience,” Contactmusic quoted her as saying.
“And he’s so humble about it. That’s what’s funny about him,” she added.
‘Crazy, Stupid, Love’ will be released on September 23.
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Washington, Aug 2 : Actress Julianne Moore feels she is very lucky to continue to get good movie roles, and doesn’t want to “fall into the ditch of not working”.The 50-year-old actress - who is currently starring in ‘Crazy, Stupid, Love’ with Steve Carell and Ryan Gosling - hopes such roles keep coming so that she is never out of job.
“I feel tremendously grateful. I feel so lucky all the time to have had the opportunities that I’ve had, and that’s what I had hoped would happen when I started acting,” Contact music quoted her as telling Buzzinefilm.com.
“You don’t want to fall into that ditch of not working, so I’m just trying to keep looking ahead and hope that the jobs keep coming,” the Oscar-nominated actress added.
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Washington, July 05 : Julianne Moore has revealed she fears plastic surgery and facial touch-ups have become so common that people are losing track of what a real face is like.
The 50-year-old actress, famous for her radiant skin and youthful looks, however, insisted that she would not be going under the knife or shooting up Botox anytime soon.
But she told Health magazine that she''s alarmed that so many celebrities do.
“Even with the laser stuff, the skin becomes so shiny. It''s like nothing sticks to it... and it doesn''t have a normal patina,” Contactmusic quoted her as saying.
“It''s hard to age. Let people do what they want to do, but I do think that a new normal sometimes starts to exist where the cosmetic surgery itself starts to look normal, and we lose track of what a real face is like,” she added.
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