Oscar-winning actress Julianne Moore talks about motherhood, memories, and the secret to maintaining a happy marriage...
There’s no stopping Julianne Moore. Successful, smart and sensationally beautiful at 58, she’s one of those rare actresses whose career has gained momentum past 40. The Academy Award-winning star – for Still Alice – is busier today than at any other point in her career. This year alone, she has three films slated for release, including a biopic on the life of feminist trailblazer Gloria Steinem. This month, though, she stars as a different Gloria: the carefree divorcee in Sebastián Lelio’s latest romantic drama, Gloria Bell. Julianne lives in New York with her husband Bart Freundlich, a film director, and their daughter Liv, 17. Their son Caleb, 21, is at college in North Carolina.
Growing up, I wanted to be a librarian. I was a typical nerd with thick glasses who spent the day reading books. I certainly wasn’t the most popular girl in school, so I kept to myself. But whenever I climbed onto a stage, at a school function or for a school play, I was transformed. For me, acting feels like being inside a book, which is why I love it so much.
My parents were horrified when I told them I wanted to be an actress. My mom gave me a withering look and said, “Oh, Julie.” They insisted I go to university and finish my studies before trying to live the bohemian life of an artist. But I was a bohemian at heart! They switched between support and horror, letting it play out until they could see that I was serious. They just wanted what was best for me.
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