Michelle Pfeiffer shares makeup-free selfie and fans go wild

WATCH BELOW: No excuses! Michelle Bridges shows off her at-home ab workoutTaking to Instagram, the former Biggest Loser trainer shared a professional photograph of herself and reflected on her milestone day."Without a doubt. The best birthday I’ve had in years," Michelle wrote."The out pouring of love and friendship from family, friends and supporters. I drove three hours so I could be with my son, who rolled over, threw an arm, and whispered in my ear 'I love you mumma.

On Monday, Hollywood was rocked by the news of Jeff Bridges' Lymphoma diagnosis. As one of Hollywood's most prolific and well-known actors, it's no surprise that many stars offered their love and support after Bridges, 70, made the announcement.

Michelle Pfeiffer wasn't about to let the autumnal weather stop her from having a day at the beach on Friday. The Stardust actress, 62, showcased her all-natural beauty with an Instagram selfie on the sands of a beautiful-looking beach. Michelle hid behind oversized sunglasses and beneath a long coat for the arty snapshot, which blew her fans away.MORE: Michelle Pfeiffer stuns in Daisy Dukes and high heels in epic throwback photoWATCH: Michelle Pfeiffer enjoys an energetic workout in her home

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine  posted a knockout swimsuit selfie on Instagram, leaving fans in disbelief that she's 62-years-old.The Batman Returns actress treated her followers to a sun-filled photo over summer from her new, Wearing a navy swimsuit, wide-brimmed hat, and oversized sunglasses Michelle looked chic and stunning. Her fans couldn’t help but comment on her youthful appearance.one wrote, referring to the 1983 movie. Others said: and plenty more gushed about how "gorgeous" and

Michelle Pfeiffer has been receiving rave reviews for her role as a well-to-do New Yorker who flees to Paris with her son (Lucas Hedges) as she burns through her savings in the New York Film Festival's closing night movie, Azazel Jacobs' French Exit.

Over the weekend, the Closing Night Selection of the 58th New York Film Festival officially revealed itself in French Exit. One of the only true sight unseen X factors of this very unusual awards season, the movie was looked at as potentially an Oscar player for Michelle Pfeiffer at the very least.

Also Read: 'The War With Grandpa' Film Review: Robert De Niro Mildly Kills Time, So Audiences Can Do Likewise“I don’t like these people,” says one character after spending a bit too long in Frances’ parlor. “They’re not normal people!”He’s right, of course — they’re not normal people.

A Tragedy of Manners. This is how bestselling author Patrick DeWitt’s satirical novel “French Exit” was billed upon its publishing in 2018.

Breathe easy film and gay twitter, Michelle Pfeiffer is officially your fan-favorite Best Actress contender. The three time Oscar nominee stars in Azazel Jacobs’ “French Exit,” an unconventional dramedy that closed the 2020 New York Film Festival on Saturday night and is currently dated to hit theaters on February 12.

Peter Debruge Chief Film CriticFrances Price married well, if one’s notion of success in that department is defined more by financial comfort than by romance.

The New York Film Festival comes to a close with the world premiere of “French Exit”, starring Michelle Pfeiffer and Lucas Hedges.

Zoë Kravitz is stepping into Catwoman’s boots for Matt Reeves’ “The Batman” with the help of an actress who already played the iconic part.

“This feels like the next step in a beautiful long-term collaboration between Nicole and David,” an industry source tells New Idea. “They really seem to get each other.”