Very surprised how Rupert Everett aged

The guy who's interviewing him looks good. That's the way to age...keep active, exercise regularly, cut back on drinking and junk food.

Who is he? He's hot. Is he family?

Smoking, drugs, alcohol

Ridden hard and put away wet.

He IS 65. Your 60s look to be a harsh down slide.

But, he already had a facelift about 10 years ago. I know he used to have a place in Miami and was tan a LOT in the 80's and 90's.

There's only so much you can do at 65 - but I'm sure booze, drugs, tanning and other things did not help.

He actually never had nice skin

That’s Ben Shephard interviewing him. He’s 49 and married to a woman.

Sun damage. My dad died from skin cancer when he was 50, so even though I have a darker complexion than he did and tan quite easily, I stopped deliberately doing so in my early twenties and started slathering on the sunscreen.

Now in my 50s I'm wrinkle-free. But if I had to choose, I'd rather have a face like a basset hound if it meant I'd still have my Dad in my life.

😮. He's jowling and his neck/platismal (sic) need a little tightening. Something tells me he used a tanning bed quite extensively in his youth and probably recently. It's true things accelerate after 65, you need to step up your game with daily Trentonin, SPF 50, no tanning natural or otherwise, no heavy drinking, no smoking and no drugs.

R8 - they only thing you're leaving out is daily prayer and devotionals and you described convent living for people over 60. Fuck that - let me live 10 years less if I can live more during them.

R9. Trust me no convent life here.. just common sense and following medical advice .

He was on Loose Women (UK semi-equivalent of The View) yesterday shilling his book of short stories on his experiences trying to make work happen Hollywood, and the wrinkles are staggering. I'm grateful I never drank too much and didn't have his taste for cocaine. That face is a cautionary tale. I'd applaud him for not getting surgery if I didn't think there's strong chance his genteel poverty prevents him from affording it.

Here's the video.

He looks a bit jowly but I think he looks better than he did after he had whatever those procedure(s) were which really made him look weird for a while.

Lack of exercise, drugs, alcohol

He ran out of money to correct them.

He had terrible plastic surgery about 15 years ago, really fucked up his face, looked like a cat who had their tail slammed in a door.

He would’ve been better just age naturally. Instead he fucked up his eyes. Probably had it done in Turkey.

It's a good job you didn't get a tummy tuck or he might end up with a stoma like our Bethany!

R16 is right, though the lifestyle didn’t help, what truly messed him up were the surgeries from some years ago, where he became unrecognizable, with a gigantic face. Probably tried to correct it with other surgeries, but the damage was done…

He seems a lot calmer now.

To be fair, he came off warmly and familiar on Loose Women yesterday, but he was asking people to buy his book.

Unfortunately there's a massive aging gap between stars who were able to start Botox in their early 30s and those who were in their 40s when Botox became available.

Those stars in their 40s had already had cosmetic surgery by then and Botox wasn't going to save you if you start later in life.

Plus the older generation also grew up when sunscreen really just wasn't available and a tan was the desired look. Younger people got on the sunscreen kick a lot earlier than them.

When I say sunscreen wasn't available - a lot of younger people don't realize that tanning lotions came in SPF 2, 4 and 6. SPF 8 was extremely rare to find and was laughed at. Zinc oxide was the only major sunblock tool out there. There was no SPF15, 30 or 50 - I remember when those came out and people thought it was ridiculous.

It's crazy when you look back at it - but it's the truth. Rupert partied hard, lived in Miami, tanned a lot (which breaks down the collagen in your skin), etc.

That's what you get when you ask Madge for plastic surgeon recommendations.