'Go see movies with women in them!' Julianne Moore, 54, is ageless as ever as she supports her fellow females at TIFF talk
Not only does the Hollywood veteran still look fabulous, but she's using some of her clout to make real changes happen in her industry.
Julianne Moore, looking far younger than her 54 years would suggest, sat down for an interview with Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) organizers on Friday, according to The Guardian.
The famous redhead showed up for the talk looking cheerful and energetic, sporting a simple flower-patterned frock.
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All smiles: Julianne Moore, looking far younger than her 54 years would suggest, sat down for an interview with Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) organizers on Friday
Simple but elegant: The famous redhead showed up for the talk looking cheerful and energetic, sporting a simple flower-patterned frock
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Julianne Moor looked like a breath of fresh air in this Saint Laurent, floral dress. The successful actress, sported the dress with a pair of black booties and ties.
We love the demure silhouette of this long sleeve dress against the contrast of its embellished high neck. Moore knows exactly how to dress for any occasion and this number is certainly no exception!
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She doubled down on the simple chic look by donning some black tights and ankle-length black boots, both of which served to showcase her still shapely legs.
Her main accessory was a wide, rivet-studded choker-style necklace, which nicely complemented the floral pattern on her dress.
The auburn haired actress is certainly no stranger to the TIFF, as many of her films over the years, including Boogie Nights and Far From Heaven, premiered at the festival.
Still got it: She doubled down on the simple chic look by donning some black tights and ankle-length black boots, both of which served to showcase her still shapely legs
Multiple projects: This year the Hunger Games actress is at the festival to promote two new movies that are premiering at the event
While those two projects netted her Oscar nominations, her film Still Alice, which premiered last year at the same event, proved to be enough to finally win her one.
This year the Hunger Games actress is at the festival to promote two new movies that are premiering at the event.
The drama Freehold details the struggle of a female police officer who is diagnosed with cancer, and the ensuing fight to get her female life partner her rightful pension benefits when she dies.
Motivated: After discussing some of the general info about her films, Moore then got into one of the causes dearest to her heart, the plight of women in Hollywood
Problems abound: 'It’s endemic to the world,' she added, referring to the lack of females in directorial and other leadership roles
Moore also stars in the comedy Maggie's Plan, which is about a single woman who decides to independently have a baby, then accidentally falls in love with married man and blows up his perfect marriage.
After discussing some of the general info about her films, Moore then got into one of the causes dearest to her heart, the plight of women in Hollywood.
'It’s endemic to the world,' she added, referring to the lack of females in directorial and other leadership roles.
She followed up with some very realistic and honest analysis, adding that 'If you don’t support something economically, [change] isn’t going to happen. Go see movies with women in them.'
Almost: Moore was nominated for a best supporting actress Oscar for 1997's porn-themed Boogie Nights, which coincidentally also premiered at TIFF that year
Winner!: She finally won an academy award for best actress in Still Alice last year
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