Michelle Pfeiffer and 5 Other Stars Who Would Consider Plastic Surgery

November 13, 2013 Beauty by the Numbers

Actress Michelle Pfeiffer, 55, isn’t opposed to plastic surgery… in small doses.

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Michelle Pfeiffer won't rule out cosmetic surgery

Michelle Pfeiffer is ageing gracefully, but losing her youth hasn't come without the mourning process the 55-year-old admitted in an interview with the Telegraph's Stella magazine.

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"There's this transition from 'Wow, she looks really young for her age,' to 'She looks great for her age.' And there's a big difference. I'm now at, 'She looks great for her age," she tells Stella.

"There is definitely a mourning process to that. But, you know it's kind of liberating. I don't need to look younger than I am, because it ain't gonna change anything." And that's a welcome, and liberating, change from the Hollywood norm for us; Pfeiffer may still be undeniably beautiful, but she doesn't however defy her years.

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But, explains the American beauty, who first appeared on our screens in Scarface as the slinky blonde back in 1983, the "loss of youth, the loss of beauty - it definitely plays havoc with your psyche."

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And with that, apparently your stance on cosmetic surgery. While Pfeiffer swears she hasn't yet fallen pray to the lure of Botox of fillers yet, she's open to the idea of a little surgery. "I used to think I would never have surgery but it's really hard to say never. I'm in the 'never say never' camp now," she says.

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Michelle Pfeiffer’s ‘Cult’ Confession: ‘I Was in One’

November 04, 2013 Hot Topics

When actress Michelle Pfeiffer was first starting out in her career, she was lured into a manipulative situation.

Speaking to The Sunday Telegraph's Stella magazine, the 55-year-old revealed that when she first moved to Hollywood in the early '80s, she was taken advantage of by a "very controlling" couple.

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Michelle Pfeiffer reveals she was in a cult

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Michelle Pfeiffer has revealed she was part of a 'cult'.

The 55 -year-old actress lifted the lid on her time as a member of a ''very controlling'' organization which believed humans could live without food or water - a belief known as Breatharianism - and had to adhere by a strict diet during her early career in Hollywood.

Michelle - who moved to Los Angeles at 20-years-old - recalled: ''They were very controlling. I wasn't living with them but I was there a lot and they were always telling me I needed to come more. I had to pay for all the time I was there, so it was financially very draining.''

Michelle only came to the realization she was in a cult while helping her ex-husband actor, Peter Horton, research for his role in a movie based on the Moonies - a name given to followers of Rev Moon Sun-Myung's unification church.

She recalled: ''We were talking with an ex-Moonie and he was describing the psychological manipulation and it just clicked.''

Followers of Breatharianism believe food is unnecessary and sunlight can provide all the nourishment the body needs. The belief has attracted wide criticism and has been linked to a number of deaths.

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