Stuck in Groundhog Day? Andie MacDowell, 57, steps out in Beverly Hills looking barely a day older than she did in the 1993 comedy 

By Ross Mcdonagh For Dailymail.com

Published: 17:15 EST, 19 September 2015 | Updated: 20:11 EST, 19 September 2015

In the film Groundhog Day she plays a woman trapped alongside Bill Murray in a never-ending loop of the same day.

And 22 years on, Andie MacDowell looks like she could be still stuck there.

The 57-year-old stepped out in Beverly Hills on Friday looking as fit and fresh-faced as she did in the 1993 comedy.

Andie MacDowell stepped out in Beverly Hills on Friday looking as fit and fresh-faced as she did in 22 years ago in Groundhog Day

Andie MacDowell stepped out in Beverly Hills on Friday looking as fit and fresh-faced as she did in 22 years ago in Groundhog Day

Wearing white skinny jeans and ivory slip-ons, the actress finished the pristine look with a loose fitting ivory top.

Clutching a molto grande coffe in one hand with a small pharmaceutical bag over the other arm, the Four Weddings And A Funeral star beamed as she crossed the road, her signature brunette curls tied back in a bushy pony.

The mother-of-three has been quiet on the big screen over the bast couple of years, her last film outing being a smaller part in Magic Mike XXL.

Looking all white: Wearing white skinny jeans and ivory slip-ons, the actress finished the pristine look with a loose fitting ivory top

Looking all white: Wearing white skinny jeans and ivory slip-ons, the actress finished the pristine look with a loose fitting ivory top

Happy: Clutching a molto grande coffe in one hand with a small pharmaceutical bag over the other arm, the Four Weddings And A Funeral star beamed as she crossed the road, her signature brunette curls tied back in a bushy pony

Happy: Clutching a molto grande coffe in one hand with a small pharmaceutical bag over the other arm, the Four Weddings And A Funeral star beamed as she crossed the road, her signature brunette curls tied back in a bushy pony

In the film, she plays wild southern belle Nancy, who captures the attention of 38-year-old Joe Manganiello's stripper, Big Dick Richie.

But she told People in July that under no circumstance was she to be considered a 'cougar' - despite the 19 year age gap. 

'I find it offensive,' she said. 'There's this notion that as men get older they become more handsome, so therefore they can have younger women, but there is no reality to that obviously – it's just another way to disempower women.'

Rinse and repeat: In the film Groundhog day she plays a woman trapped alongside Bill Murray in a never-ending loop of the same day

Rinse and repeat: In the film Groundhog day she plays a woman trapped alongside Bill Murray in a never-ending loop of the same day

Golden era: She received a Golden Globe nomination the following year for her role opposite Hugh Grant in Four Weddings And A Funeral

Golden era: She received a Golden Globe nomination the following year for her role opposite Hugh Grant in Four Weddings And A Funeral

She revealed that when she first arrived on the set, that was the word they used to describe her character - and she 'hated it immediately.'

'I had a guttural feeling to it,' she continued. 'I just think our society, for so long men have been able to date whoever they want to date... I didn't want that title, because I just think what difference does it make? He wants me!'

Andie's Hallmark TV series Cedar Cove, in which she plays Municipal Court judge Olivia Lockhart, is currently approaching the end of season three.

Small screen: Andie's Hallmark TV series Cedar Cove, in which she plays Municipal Court judge Olivia Lockhart, is currently approaching the end of season three.

Small screen: Andie's Hallmark TV series Cedar Cove, in which she plays Municipal Court judge Olivia Lockhart, is currently approaching the end of season three.

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