Jane Fonda hits out at Hollywood's cult of perfection
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oi-Ani
By Ani
London,
Feb
2
(ANI):
Slamming
the
"cult
of
perfection" that
exists
in
Hollywood,
Jane
Fonda
has
demanded
that
a
picture
of
her
on
the
cover
of
the
latest
issue
of
Good
Housekeeping
should
not
be
airbrushed.
The
73-year-old
told
Good
Housekeeping
to
show
her
as
she
really
is
so
readers
could
appreciate
that
wrinkles
can
be
beautiful,
reports
the
Daily
Express.
This
comes
a
year
after
the
screen
legend
admitted
to
having
had
plastic
surgery
herself
-
including
a
bust
enlargement
in
2002,
and
extensive
"work" done
on
her
chin,
eyes
and
neck.
Fonda
told
the
magazine
that
she
wished
women
would
not
put
so
much
pressure
on
themselves
to
meet
an
aesthetic
ideal.
"I
feel
so
sorry
for
young
actresses
coming
up.
There
are
always
photographers
everywhere,"
she
said.
"If
they
have
a
dimple
in
their
buttock,
there's
a
close-up
of
it
in
some
gossip
magazine.
"So
there's
this
cult
of
perfection.
Consequently
all
the
young
people
who
emulate
celebrities
think
they
have
to
look
perfect
and
that's
so
destructive,"
she
added.