Demi Moore in 1981, a very young actress.
Demi Moore in 1985, starring in ‘St. Elmo’s Fire,’ directed by Joel Schumacher. The film that launched her cinema career.
Demi Moore at the Deauville Film Festival in 1990.
Demi Moore at the People’s Choice Awards in 1993.
Demi Moore with Sharon Stone in 1996. Her hair, which she shaved for the film ‘G.I. Jane,’ is starting to grow back.
Demi Moore in 1999 in New York.
Demi Moore in 2003, returning as the badass villain in ‘Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle.’
Demi Moore in January 2007 at the Screen Actors Guild Awards.
Demi Moore at the 2009 Berlin Film Festival.
Demi Moore in 2016.
Demi Moore in February 2020 at the Tom Ford fashion show.
Demi Moore in November 2023, on the red carpet at the CFDA Fashion Awards.
Demi Moore was just 20 years old when, in 1982, she joined the soap opera General Hospital (an excellent training ground for any aspiring star!). Her career truly took off three years later with Joel Schumacher’s cult classic, ‘St. Elmo’s Fire.’
Demi Moore Evolution Across Decades
But what exactly is Demi Moore famous for? In 1990, she captured global attention with Ghost, becoming a phenomenon. Throughout the ’90s, Demi soared to the top and became Hollywood’s highest-paid actress at the time. However, it was precisely then that she began to face a string of flops.
Demi, whose personal life has been marked by three marriages (and divorces), three daughters, and years battling alcohol and cocaine addiction in secret, perhaps didn’t achieve the career she deserved. Somewhat like her friend Sharon Stone… Since the early 2000s, only a few roles, on screen or off, have added sparkle to her resume. But that doesn’t matter! Turning 61 in 2023, Demi has long since earned her status as an icon.
**Demi Moore, L’Incroyable Évolution d’une Actrice Qui Ne Prend Pas une Ride**
This article first appeared on grazia.fr – Author: Jordane Guignon
