Michelle Pfeiffer's latest confession will truly surprise you

JUST IN: Chris Evans admitted reason behind sleeping on separate floor to wifeIn the series, David Tennant Does A Podcast With. .

Michelle Pfeiffer looked like a true Hollywood legend when she shared a beautiful throwback photo f herself dressed as Marilyn Monroe. The star, 62, shared the lingerie-clad image on Instagram on Thursday to pay tribute to the late photographer, Herb Ritts. RELATED: Michelle Pfeiffer turns heads in royal approved figure-hugging mesh dressIn the snapshot, Michelle was elegantly draped on a bed, wearing a white negligee and platinum blonde hairstyle just like Marilyn’s. WATCH: Michelle Pfeiffer

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Michelle Pfeiffer looked out of this world on Sunday evening by celebrating the Golden Globes at home in a stunning sparkly ensemble including a Valentino sequin-covered top and matching high waisted trousers.

Michelle Pfeiffer has shared a trip down memory lane! The 62-year-old beauty took to Instagram on February 25, posting a video montage of herself back in her modeling days — see the post here. The Hairspray star was a pageant queen as a fresh-faced teenager in the 1970s before her acting career skyrocketed, and the clip showed her competing for titles in Southern California.

Michelle Pfeiffer has shared the most amazing throwback video of herself as a young pageant queen – and the clip simply has to be seen.In a video captioned: "Hey, we all gotta start somewhere," the A-lister can be seen strutting her stuff for the camera with an Orange County sash worn across her torso.A commentator could be heard saying: "From Orange County, Michelle Pfeiffer. Blue eyes, blonde hair.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Michelle Pfeiffer's new film, French Exit, has provided us with some swoon-worthy outfit inspiration – and her latest look will certainly have a royal seal of approval. The Golden Globes nominee looks spectacular in a behind-the-scenes snap shared by her make-up artist Valli O'Reilly on Instagram.

Michelle Pfeiffer keeps her beauty routine simple.

If you’re Gillian Anderson and you are coming off an acclaimed role as Margaret Thatcher in “The Crown,” why not cross the Atlantic and take on another political figure next? And apparently, that’s exactly what the actress is set to do, as she is the latest lead to join the upcoming Showtime anthology series, “The First Lady.” According to THR, Anderson is set to play Eleanor Roosevelt in the upcoming political anthology, “The First Lady.” In the first season, Anderson will take on the role of

The clip, shared by Netflix social media manager Jarett Wieselman, shows Pfeiffer as Selina Kyle/Catwoman expertly knocking the heads off mannequins while filming a scene for the Tim Burton movie — which she famously did in one take.“Reminder: Michelle Pfeiffer whipped the heads off those four mannequins IN ONE TAKE to thunderous applause from the Batman Returns crew,” he wrote along with the video, which has amassed nearly 1.5 million views in just four hours.In fact, Pfeiffer famously did all

Michelle Pfeiffer has stunned fans with just how unbelievably youthful she looked as she posed in a green sheer top.MORE: Michelle Pfeiffer's slinky black dress and red hair sparks major reactionThe Stardust actress looked eternally young as she covered the latest issue of Town & Country Magazine.The actress confessed to loving the glamorous get-up she was modelling so much that she had to take a series of photos in it, and each one was more spectacular than the last.WATCH: Michelle Pfeiffer

It’s all about moving forward for Michelle Pfeiffer.

“My plan was to die before the money ran out” has become the anthem and tagline of the Sony Pictures Classics’ French Exit starring Michelle Pfeiffer as a 60-year-old penniless Manhattan socialite — a role that has been earning her plenty of awards season buzz.

Lucas Hedges is consistently good in everything he does — with the Oscar nomination secured at age 20 to prove it — but he is never better than when he's with his ladies: First, there was Frances (McDormand, in ) then Nicole (Kidman in ), and then Julia (Roberts in ).

“They’re not normal people!”He’s right, of course — they’re not normal people. But they are fun to be around, in an exasperating kind of way.“French Exit” was directed by Azazel Jacobs (“Momma’s Man,” “The Lovers”) and adapted by Patrick deWitt from his 2018 novel.