Demi Moore, in a recent interview with Variety, reflected on her career, discussing her revealing roles and the impact they had on her body image. She revealed that despite being the highest-paid actress in the 90s, Hollywood's ageism and beauty standards contributed to her struggles with self-esteem, particularly after a producer labeled her a 'popcorn actress.' Moore is set to star in the body horror film "The Substance," which explores themes of identity and self-perception, and she expressed excitement about the role, noting her character's dramatic transformation. Additionally, she recounted feeling out of place upon her return to Hollywood after raising her daughters, especially after scrutiny over her appearance in a bikini during her comeback film. Moore emphasized her choice of roles not just for sexual appeal, but to provoke thought and challenge societal judgments about women's bodies. The conversation highlights a broader shift in perceptions of aging and femininity in the film industry.