March 1st 2024.
Actress and beloved national treasure, Olivia Colman, recently opened up about a cosmetic procedure that she has undergone numerous times. The talented star, known for her roles in The Favourite and Wicked Little Letters, revealed during an interview with Vernon Kay that she is not afraid to use cosmetic interventions to maintain her youthful appearance. At 50 years old, Colman admitted to getting frequent Botox injections to smooth out wrinkles and lines on her face. This procedure involves injecting a toxin that temporarily paralyzes the muscles, resulting in a more youthful appearance.
Colman shared this revelation while speaking with Kay on Radio 2, alongside her Wicked Little Letters co-star, Jessie Buckley. As Kay quizzed the pair on popular songs from their youth, he was surprised to find out that they are the same age. Colman, shocked by this revelation, jokingly commented that she looks like Kay's mother due to his youthful appearance. She then asked Kay if he has ever had Botox, to which he replied that he has not. Amused, Colman admitted to having "loads" of Botox and joked about the discomfort of having needles in her face.
This is not the first time that Colman has spoken openly about her use of Botox. In a 2015 interview with The Times, she explained that she would typically get the injections when she had a break between acting projects. Her husband, Ed Sinclair, was unaware of her use of Botox until she finally told him and he found it hilarious.
Colman rose to fame with her role as Sophie in the Channel 4 comedy Peep Show, but it was her performances in Broadchurch and The Crown that brought her critical acclaim. She won an Oscar for her portrayal of Queen Anne in The Favourite and has received nominations for her roles in The Father and The Lost Daughter. Currently, Colman can be seen in Wicked Little Letters, a scandalous film about a small English town rocked by a series of crude and offensive letters. She plays the role of Edith, a local conservative who takes it upon herself to find the culprit behind the letters, the uncouth and wild Rose. However, as the story unfolds, it becomes unclear if Rose is truly responsible for the letters.
Colman and Buckley have previously worked together in The Lost Daughter, where they both played the same character at different ages. They were both nominated for their performances, with Colman receiving a nomination for best actress and Buckley for best supporting actress.
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