Michelle Pfeiffer admits loss of youth and beauty has "played havoc" with her psyche.Photo / AP
Actress Michelle Pfeiffer says she will not rule out cosmetic surgery as she tries to come to terms with ageing.
Pfeiffer, 55, has been a mainstay on the Hollywood scene for 30 years, since her breakout in Scarface in 1983.
Now a mother of two, Pfeiffer admits her loss of youth and beauty has "played havoc" with her psyche.
"There is certainly a mourning process to that," she told Stella Magazine.
"But, you know, it's kind of liberating.
"I don't need to look younger than I am, because it ain't gonna change anything."
However, Pfeiffer said that did not necessarily mean she would not go under the knife.
"I used to think I would never have surgery but it's really hard to say never," she said.
"I'm in the 'never say never' camp now."
Pfeiffer also spoke about her path to Hollywood, which involved meeting a couple, who were "kind of personal trainers".
The actress said the couple were controlling and forced her onto a vegetarian diet.
She said the couple thought people in their highest state were "breatharian", but she never reached those extreme levels.
It was only while she was helping ex-husband Peter Horton research the Moonies cult for a film role when she realised she was in a cult herself, she said.
But despite being forced into vegetarianism all those years ago, Pfeiffer is now vegan.
The popular actress also admitted her stubbornness had prevented her career from reaching even greater heights.
She turned down Pretty Woman, Thelma & Louise, Silence of the Lambs, Basic Instinct and Sleepless in Seattle, which all went on to become major Hollywood blockbusters.
But Pfeiffer had big hits later in her career, including What Lies Beneath and Hairspray.
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