Julianne Moore: "There's so much judgment in the phrase 'aging gracefully'"<

“Is there an unsightly way to grow old?” she asks. On the cover of As If magazine, Julianne Moore expressed her annoyance at the phrase "aging gracefully." "There's so much judgment in that term," the 59-year-old actress said. Nobody has an option when it comes to aging, so it doesn't have to be judged positively or negatively, things are just as they are. It's part of the human condition, so why do we always talk about it like it's something we can control?"

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Navigate through life

The Best Actress Oscar winner for her portrayal of Still Alice shared her own take on what it means to grow old. A definition that she brings closer to that of growing up. “How do we keep challenging ourselves, cultivating our interest, learning new things, being more helpful to others, being the person our friends or family need or want? How do we continue to evolve? How do we navigate through life for deeper experiences? That's what it should be about when we talk about aging."

In video, "History of Lisey", the trailer

explore the soul

Julianne Moore has been starring in Lisey's Story since June 4, a mini-series directed by filmmaker Pablo Larraín - director of Jackie - based on the eponymous novel by Stephen King. The author also signs the adaptation himself for the Apple TV+ platform on which it is broadcast. In this very cerebral thriller, the master of horror takes us into the parallel world invented by Scott Landon and to which his wife, Lisey, will try to access. Throughout eight episodes, the author tackles topics such as mental health, the powers of the imagination, the loss of a loved one, and how memories connect us to them. All coated with a breathless intrigue à la Stephen King. Chills guaranteed.