Cannes Diary: Fest Offers Stars a Rare Privilege – Aging Without Shame

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Cannes Diary: Fest Offers Stars a Rare Privilege – Aging Without Shame
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Ageism may be alive and well in Hollywood, but from a sturdy Harrison Ford to a sexy Helen Mirren and a suave Michael Douglas, this year’s fest is demonstrating that in France, the golden years are still gold.

: a digitally de-aged adventurer battling Nazis over plundered artifacts in 1944, and a retiring college professor reluctantly called back into the high-speed chase life in 1969. The one who gets the movie’s shirtless scene? That would be 1969 Indy, played by the contemporary Ford, now 80, who is shown waking up in boxers and walking across Indy’s New York apartment.

The scene is not played for cheap, age-joke laughs, nor does it look like Ford spent months injecting growth hormones or recovering from invasive aesthetic treatments to prepare. No, this Indy looks like his handsome self, just older, like life has kicked him around a bit, the way it does if any of us are lucky enough to make it to 70 and beyond. And this image of a movie star we’ve watched since his beautiful youth being allowed to age is a rare and welcome one.

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