ANNE HATHAWAY has taken aim at actors who alter their faces with plastic surgery – insisting film stars need flaws to express emotion.
The Princess Diaries actress once felt so insecure about her looks, she considered having a nose job.
But the 25-year-old, now the face of beauty giant Lancome, is happy with her imperfections – because they lend her face character.
She says, “I wanted a nose job, but now, my nose is what lets me change my face a lot – and I can be glamorous as Agent 99 (in Get Smart), then look rough as a drug addict for (director) Jonathan Demme (in forthcoming movie Rachel Getting Married).
“Your face needs to have character if you’re an actor – otherwise you’re just a face.”
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xtremequeen wrote: It’s great that she’s so comfortable with herself. But there are people who aren’t & it’s great that there are options for them to fix what they view as flaws.
Dean’s Baby 67 wrote: That’s true. I’m happy that Anne has made excellent choices in her life.
Kristen wrote: *bows*
Thank you! Plastic Surgery always makes people look worse. I only support it if you actually need it like if you have a deviated septum or something like that.