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Michelle Pfeiffer doesn't worry about her looks fading with age because her husband "really loves old women".The 48-year-old sex symbol wore a bald cap and had gnarled prosthetics and liver spots applied to her face to play a witch in her latest movie 'Stardust'. But while Michelle was shocked by her haggard appearance, her 51-year-old husband, TV producer David E. Kelley, didn't mind her new look.Michelle said: "It freaked me out. But my husband actually really loves old women - imagine that?"He had the greatest relationship with his grandmother, so I feel very fortunate on that front. I'm not getting any pressure to look younger from him."The 'Hairspray' star admits there is a lot of pressure on Hollywood stars to stay looking young.She said: "It's affecting a lot of people these days. Even men are falling prey to it a lot more than they used to."But it's the worst on women. A lot of times women are put out to pasture right when they're hitting their stride."'Stardust' co-star Claire Danes agrees there is a lot of pressure in the film industry to stay looking young.The 28-year-old actress said: "I understand the anxiety of ageing."It seems like death is avoidable via Botox. And if youth means looking like Michelle Pfeiffer, who wouldn't want to hold onto that?"
Michelle Pfeiffer doesn't worry about her looks fading with age because her husband "really loves old women".The 48-year-old sex symbol wore a bald cap and had gnarled prosthetics and liver spots applied to her face to play a witch in her latest movie 'Stardust'. But while Michelle was shocked by her haggard appearance, her 51-year-old husband, TV producer David E. Kelley, didn't mind her new look.Michelle said: "It freaked me out. But my husband actually really loves old women - imagine that?"He had the greatest relationship with his grandmother, so I feel very fortunate on that front. I'm not getting any pressure to look younger from him."The 'Hairspray' star admits there is a lot of pressure on Hollywood stars to stay looking young.She said: "It's affecting a lot of people these days. Even men are falling prey to it a lot more than they used to."But it's the worst on women. A lot of times women are put out to pasture right when they're hitting their stride."'Stardust' co-star Claire Danes agrees there is a lot of pressure in the film industry to stay looking young.The 28-year-old actress said: "I understand the anxiety of ageing."It seems like death is avoidable via Botox. And if youth means looking like Michelle Pfeiffer, who wouldn't want to hold onto that?"
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