Julianne Moore, 62, Ditched The Makeup And Shows Off Her Ageless Beauty

The 62-year-old was seen in London looking all natural and gorgeous. The actress was dressed in a black padded jacket which was paired with a pair of blue jeans. The Hannibal actress opted for a pair of white trainers. She also carried a cream tote bag and added a black baseball cap. The actress swept her red hair to the back giving her face a better view.

Moore's look was very different from her glamourous look the night before at the premiere of her new film, Sharper. During the premiere, Moore rocked a floor-length caped black gown. The figure-hugging gown had a dazzling crystal bow at the front. She also wore her hair down and went all in with a radiant make-up look. 

Per DailyMail, the film, Sharper, was set in New York and Moore played the character of Madeline. She and co-star Sebastian Stan (Max) is a mother-son con artist duo who target a family of billionaires. The film's official description is that no one in New York is who they appear to be. Soon, the lies of the characters start to catch up with them.

Their ambition for power and money then became overshadowed by jealousy and lust. The film was directed by Benjamin Caron and is a neo-noir thriller. Caron told People that the film was inspired by other films like The Sting, House Of Games, and others.

The film is also produced by Moore, Erik Feig, and Jessica Bart Freundlich. Julia Hammer and Amy Herman are executive producers. While Brian Gatewood and Alessandro Tanaka are screenwriters. Sharper is to be released in theaters on February 10 before moving to Apple.

In the Apple TV movie Sharper, Moore held a firearm on screen for the first time in fifteen years. The actress is a staunch gun campaigner and explained how it felt to hold a gun. "It's not something I feel drawn to at all." the actress said. The 2007 film, Next was the last time the actress held a gun on screen.

After the Sandy Hook shooting, the actress co-founded a group called Everytown for Gun Safety. On the home page of the site, the campaign was described. It was described as ten million Americans who come together to make their communities safer.

The Maps to the Stars actress once spoke about her involvement in gun control. Moore shared it was due to a realization. That is if she did not do her part to change the legislation, she would not be keeping her children safe.

The mother-of-two said she thought if something happened to them, then it would be her fault. The actress also talked about how gun violence is blamed on entertainment. Although she does not like violent movies, she does not blame the entertainment industry.