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ANDIE MacDowell has shut down those who doubted she would still have a career past her 40s in her most revealing role yet.
“WHEN I turned 40, people kept asking me what it felt like to get older and know I wasn’t going to work any longer,” says Andie MacDowell. Well, she showed them. Now 59, the longtime face of L’Oréal is enjoying the juiciest role of her career: a widow rediscovering romance, to the horror of her grown sons, in “Love After Love,” out March 30. She’ll discuss that and more at the 92nd Street Y on March 28, between clips from other films of hers, including “Groundhog Day,” which memorably paired the South Carolina native with Bill Murray.
She sat down with the NY Post to talk about him, her actress-and-singer-songwriter daughters, Margaret and Rainey Qualley, and her upcoming nude scene — her first — in “Love After Love.”
Why and how were you able to keep your clothes on all those years?
My agents and managers wanted me to have a body double. I found it comfortable [to do then] because I didn’t want to embarrass my children, for starters. But they’re grown up now.
The director [Russell Harbaugh] knew it wasn’t something I was dying to do, so the crew was cut back. And I practised! Right before we did the scene, he said, “How do you want to do this?” I said, “Should I just show you?” So I took my clothes off in front of him and said, “What do you think?” He kept saying, “You are so beautiful, oh that’s beautiful, that’s beautiful.” It made me calm.
What career advice, if any, have you given your daughters?
Basically, I tell them, “Terrible things can happen to you, but it doesn’t mean you won’t succeed. Obstacles are just opportunities to grow.” Now they give me advice.
Where did you last find Bill Murray?
I ran into him in an airport. We must have been at Sundance. I know he’s living in Charleston now and I’ve gone to Charleston and hoped I’d run into him by accident. It hasn’t happened. There’s only one Bill Murray. He’s a comic genius.
I did a movie for Netflix [airing this year] with Chevy Chase and Richard Dreyfuss, “The Last Laugh.” It’s a powerful story with a lot of comedy.
You seem to prefer comedy to drama.
I’m glad I get to do both, but I think dark comedies are my favourite … I watched a documentary on Cary Grant. He had a whole persona that he played non-stop — he was never truly himself. That’s not something I ever wanted to do. I play characters, but in real life, I’m me.
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ANDIE MacDowell has shut down those who doubted she would still have a career past her 40s in her most revealing role yet.
“WHEN I turned 40, people kept asking me what it felt like to get older and know I wasn’t going to work any longer,” says Andie MacDowell. Well, she showed them. Now 59, the longtime face of L’Oréal is enjoying the juiciest role of her career: a widow rediscovering romance, to the horror of her grown sons, in “Love After Love,” out March 30. She’ll discuss that and more at the 92nd Street Y on March 28, between clips from other films of hers, including “Groundhog Day,” which memorably paired the South Carolina native with Bill Murray.
She sat down with the NY Post to talk about him, her actress-and-singer-songwriter daughters, Margaret and Rainey Qualley, and her upcoming nude scene — her first — in “Love After Love.”
Why and how were you able to keep your clothes on all those years?
My agents and managers wanted me to have a body double. I found it comfortable [to do then] because I didn’t want to embarrass my children, for starters. But they’re grown up now.
The director [Russell Harbaugh] knew it wasn’t something I was dying to do, so the crew was cut back. And I practised! Right before we did the scene, he said, “How do you want to do this?” I said, “Should I just show you?” So I took my clothes off in front of him and said, “What do you think?” He kept saying, “You are so beautiful, oh that’s beautiful, that’s beautiful.” It made me calm.
What career advice, if any, have you given your daughters?
Basically, I tell them, “Terrible things can happen to you, but it doesn’t mean you won’t succeed. Obstacles are just opportunities to grow.” Now they give me advice.
Where did you last find Bill Murray?
I ran into him in an airport. We must have been at Sundance. I know he’s living in Charleston now and I’ve gone to Charleston and hoped I’d run into him by accident. It hasn’t happened. There’s only one Bill Murray. He’s a comic genius.
I did a movie for Netflix [airing this year] with Chevy Chase and Richard Dreyfuss, “The Last Laugh.” It’s a powerful story with a lot of comedy.
You seem to prefer comedy to drama.
I’m glad I get to do both, but I think dark comedies are my favourite … I watched a documentary on Cary Grant. He had a whole persona that he played non-stop — he was never truly himself. That’s not something I ever wanted to do. I play characters, but in real life, I’m me.
This story originally appeared on the NY Post and is republished with permission.
The fallen singer will likely die behind bars after receiving a huge jail sentence for a series of shocking sex crimes against women and children.
The retired US actress has made a huge announcement about her career, almost a decade after she virtually disappeared from Hollywood.
Travis Barker’s daughter Alabama shared a worrying photo of the rocker in hospital hours after his medical scare.
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“When I turned 40, people kept asking me what it felt like to get older and know I wasn’t going to work any longer,” says Andie MacDowell. Well, she showed them. Now 59, the longtime face of L’Oréal is enjoying the juiciest role of her career: a widow rediscovering romance, to the horror of her grown sons, in “Love After Love,” out March 30. She’ll discuss that and more at the 92nd Street Y on March 28, between clips from other films of hers, including “Groundhog Day,” which memorably paired the South Carolina native with Bill Murray.
Here’s what she told The Post about him, her actress-and-singer-songwriter daughters, Margaret and Rainey Qualley, and her upcoming nude scene — her first — in “Love After Love.”
My agents and managers wanted me to have a body double. I found it comfortable [to do then] because I didn’t want to embarrass my children, for starters. But they’re grown up now.
The director [Russell Harbaugh] knew it wasn’t something I was dying to do, so the crew was cut back. And I practiced! Right before we did the scene, he said, “How do you want to do this?” I said, “Should I just show you?” So I took my clothes off in front of him and said, “What do you think?” He kept saying, “You are so beautiful, oh that’s beautiful, that’s beautiful.” It made me calm.
Basically, I tell them, “Terrible things can happen to you, but it doesn’t mean you won’t succeed. Obstacles are just opportunities to grow.” Now they give me advice.
I ran into him in an airport. We must have been at Sundance. I know he’s living in Charleston[, SC,] now and I’ve gone to Charleston and hoped I’d run into him by accident. It hasn’t happened. There’s only one Bill Murray. He’s a comic genius.
I did a movie for Netflix [airing this year] with Chevy Chase and Richard Dreyfuss, “The Last Laugh.” It’s a powerful story with a lot of comedy.
I’m glad I get to do both, but I think dark comedies are my favorite … I watched a documentary on Cary Grant. He had a whole persona that he played nonstop — he was never truly himself. That’s not something I ever wanted to do. I play characters, but in real life, I’m me.
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Published: 16:12 BST, 27 September 2019 | Updated: 17:02 BST, 27 September 2019
Andie MacDowell wishes she'd stripped off in movies sooner.
The 61-year-old actress ditched her clothes completely for the first time ever for 2017's Love After Love when she was 60.
While she is 'proud' of still taking 'chances' at this time in her career, she regrets not filming a nude scene in her 20s to show her children that they should never 'feel any shame about their bodies'.
Regrets: Andie MacDowell (pictured this month) said she regrets not stripping off in movies sooner
Andie - who has Justin, 33, Rainey, 29, and 24-year-old Sarah with ex-husband Paul Qualley - told the i newspaper : 'I'm proud of myself. It shows that I'm still evolving and ready to take chances. I probably should have taken [it all] off in my twenties.
'I grew up in a conservative family and, in my generation, most actresses hired body doubles for those scenes. But I had an awakening as to what the human body is, and I didn't want my kids, in their acting, to feel any shame about their bodies.'
The Green Card star previously admitted she was thankful to the film's director, Russell Harbaugh, who was so reassuring and put her at ease with the intimate scene.
She explained: 'I took my clothes off in front of him and said, "What do you think?" He kept saying, "You are so beautiful, oh that's beautiful, that's beautiful," It made me calm.
'Although there is nudity throughout the whole film, it's done in such an artistic way that it makes the story that much richer because you just feel like you are watching these people's lives.'
First time: The 61-year-old actress ditched her clothes completely for the first time ever for 2017's Love After Love when she was 60 (pictured)
Andie told the i newspaper: 'I'm proud of myself. It shows that I'm still evolving and ready to take chances'
And Andie insisted there was nothing objectifying about the movie as it just portrayed 'real' life.
She said: 'I think women have quite often been used in movies as an object for men. Nudity in this film feels human and similar in the way male and female bodies are depicted.
'The forms and the shapes and how we were laying on the bed. It's shown as being real and a part of life.'
Fine wine: The star showed off her nude body in the film, and now says she wished she did it sooner
Steamy! Andie also shot a sex scene saying the director managed to make it beautiful: 'It's shown as being real and a part of life'
At ease: She previously admitted she was thankful to the film's director, Russell Harbaugh, who was so reassuring and put her at ease with the intimate scene (pictured in 1989)
In the movie, Andie plays Chris O'Dowd's character's mother. But she doesn't feel offended being asked to portray someone significantly older than herself.
She said: 'I am old enough to be his mother! And I just played another character recently, where I tried to look even older.
'I don't have a problem with looking older. I think I can play 10 years older and 10 years younger.
'I think that happens all the time in real life too, depending on how you're feeling. I think you age 10 years when you're sad.'
Classic: Andie with co stars Mary Stuart Masterson, Drew Barrymore and director Jonathan Kaplan on the set of Bad Girls
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