Michelle Pfeiffer is a highly sought after Hollywood star, she is very mysterious and very charming, maintains a fairly conservative attitude in both personal life and work, and has made great strides since playing her first role in the TV series Delta House in 1979, Pfeiffer has been a well-known prolific actress for more than 40 years, but in 2013, she disappeared from show business for 5 years, the Oscar-nominated actress revealed, after filming "Don't Mess with Me" with Robert De Niro She interrupted her career to focus on family life, marrying writer and producer David Kelly in 1993 and having two children
Now that she is over sixty, she has many feelings about life and career that she did not have when she was young, including some unknown truths
< h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > all indications that she had some kind of syndrome</h1>
Will you realize that you're not good enough to deserve the success you have now, and that it could all go away at any moment, according to merriam-Webster's dictionary, you may have imposter syndrome, which refers to a false, sometimes serious belief that a person's success is the result of luck, and, by definition, it seems that Pfeiffer suffers the same pain, she admits that she lives in a fear, she has not received any formal training, she just got by, thinking that one day people will find out that she is a liar She sometimes really doesn't know what she's doing
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Michelle Pfeiffer describes herself as a perfectionist</h1>
Speaking of Pfeiffer's acting skills, she can portray her role so precisely, she said in an interview that she is a perfectionist, and this perfectionism is also accompanied by some control problems, "I am surprised that I have such a strong desire to control, I think the root of the control problem is usually fear, because you want to know what will happen at any given moment, so learn to accept and adapt to the unknown", Pfeiffer said, her children are the main source of her progress, because you can't control them, the more you try, The greater the impact on you
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Michelle Pfeiffer was born introverted</h1>
Pfeiffer's entire career has been in the spotlight, surrounded by paparazzi, fans and film crew, but that doesn't mean she likes the attention, she'd rather stay at home than do anything else, Pfeiffer admits that she might have been living alone all the time without the influence of others, talking about her then-boyfriend Fisher Stevens, Who said: "He always carries a suitcase with him, he loves to travel, and I'm just the opposite, if it's not for him and work, I would never leave my house in Los Angeles, I'm a conformist person and I don't really like to change."
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > horror movies don't scare her, but she's afraid of water</h1>
If you've seen Pfeiffer's 2000 film Danger, you'll find yourself freaked out by the vengeful ghost in this movie, but, for Pfeiffer, it's not the despised ghost that creeps her, but the water, and she spends a lot of time soaking in the bathtub to make this movie, and although Pfeiffer overcame her fear of water, the film leaves a shadow on her daughter, and she has to explain a lot to her daughter to make her understand that the ghost is not real
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > in her opinion, people should naturally age</h1>
News about plastic surgery appears on the pages of tabloids or entertainment websites almost every day, this attachment to external beauty (artificial enhancement or otherwise) is nothing new, in Pfeiffer's view, she does not care about people's ideas, nor does she want to turn herself into a freak, she does not want to be distracted by this kind of thing, she sharply mentioned her views on plastic surgery in an interview: "The older you are, the harder it is to say no, but my feeling is that it doesn't matter, people should naturally grow old."
< h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > she rejected some very representative roles</h1>
Pfeiffer has played many killer roles in her brilliant acting career, all of which have been given life by Pfeiffer, and she admits that she sometimes regrets rejecting some of the roles she has, Pfeiffer revealed that she almost starred in "Instinct", "The Silence of the Lambs" and "Sleepless in Seattle", Pfeiffer explained: "My personality makes me always inclined to persuade myself to give up my job, which is really strange, I often back off", Pfeiffer insisted that these decisions were made by her for family interests or professional conflicts
After she gave birth to her second child, she also turned down the heroine of another film, Love Pastoral, which in fact made her feel bad, she said: "You can't do everything well, you have to give up something"
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > her next role is first lady</h1>
Pfeiffer's latest role was in French Outlet as a penniless 60-year-old Manhattan socialite, Frances Price, who chose to move to Paris with her son and their cat after losing her property, and the film also earned her a Nomination for Best Actress at the upcoming Golden Globes, where she won a Golden Globe 31 years ago for her role in "A Song of Love Gone."
Pfeiffer is currently filming the TV series "First Lady" in Georgia, which will be played by Alan Eckhart as Gerald Rudolph Ford, Michelle Pfeiffer as Michelle, and it is also reported that Pfeiffer will star in the star-studded "Mind Shift", in which she will play as one of the main actors as a retired surgeon with Alzheimer's disease, but accidentally becomes a suspect in the murder of her friend