Patricia Arquette is not averse to undergoing plastic surgery in order to maintain her young, as the Hollywood pressure to maintain a specific appearance is quite genuine.
“This is my own face, and if tomorrow I decide to have a facelift, then I will have one,” the 54-year-old “Medium” veteran told Page Six exclusively at the Gotham Awards Gala last week.
“Everyone has the right to do whatever they want with their own face, but I understand why some people feel such pressure.”
In Hollywood, there is “serious pressure to look a certain way,” according to Arquette.
“[The look is] this kind of perpetual naivete, and you really don’t see it very often,” the “Severance” actress explained. It has a Hollywood-specific appearance.
Since she was a teenager, Arquette has acted.
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Then, Arquette described how she is able to withstand pressure.
“There’s Hollywood and your connection with Hollywood as an actor, and then there’s your relationship with yourself and the world,” the “Otherhood” star remarked.
“What adventures do you wish to experience in your lifetime? I am quite satisfied with my current situation.”
Arquette, shown above in “True Romance,” stated that there is pressure to seem like a “forever adolescent.”
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Arquette, shown above in “True Romance,” stated that there is pressure to seem like a “forever adolescent.”
Arquette has been in films such as “True Romance” and “Flirting with Disaster” for decades.
She has gained accolades for her work in recent years, including an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for “Boyhood” and Emmys for her parts in “The Act” and “Escape at Dannemora.”
Arquette is now starring in the critically praised series “Severance” as the enigmatic Lumon Industries leader Harmony Cobel.
The “Wildflower” star also told Page Six, “I’ve been playing creepy, weird women recently, and I must say it’s a lot of fun.” “I find this character in ‘Severance’ to be really intriguing. She is in a sense a company guy.”
Arquette added, “She’s been indoctrinated by this company, and she’s doing all of these things for the greater good of the company,” before noting, “We can be indoctrinated to many things.”
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