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Jamie Lee Curtis Explains Why She Calls Plastic Surgery ‘The Genocide Of A Generation’
Jamie Lee Curtis is speaking out against something she seems to find even freakier than body-swapping — and it involves the bodies we live in. The “Freaky Friday” star has long been a critic of cosmetic surgery, and she doubled down on that position in a candid interview with The Guardian’s Saturday magazine.

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Jamie Lee Curtis has thoughts about the harm done to ‘a generation of women by the cosmeceutical industrial complex’
Jamie Lee Curtis Says Plastic Surgery Industry Is Guilty of ‘Genocide of Women’
Jamie Lee Curtis called Bob Iger directly to fight for Freakier Friday
Jamie Lee Curtis went to the CEO of Disney and said “I want to make history”—and that’s what Freakier Friday is.

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Jamie Lee Curtis blasts Hollywood’s plastic surgery obsession in brutal interview: ‘Generations of women have been disfigured’
Jamie Lee Curtis Reveals She's 'Self-Retiring' for Unexpected Reason
Who Are Jamie Lee Curtis' Parents? All About Actors Janet Leigh and Tony Curtis
In the years that followed, both spoke about their time together and admitted to marriage being "difficult."

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Jamie Lee Curtis Slams Plastic Surgery, Calls It ‘Genocide of a Generation of Women’
Jamie Lee Curtis Says She’s Been ‘Self-Retiring’ from Hollywood for 30 Years

Jamie Lee Curtis slams plastic surgery industry as 'genocide of women'

Jamie Lee Curtis, promoting age swap drama "Freakier Friday," is lambasting Hollywood's standard of eternal youth.

Jamie Lee Curtis Admits She 'Never' Thought She'd Sit Front Row at the Oscars as a Nominee: 'It Was Mind-Blowing'

Jamie Lee Curtis remembers the “mind-blowing" experience of sitting front row at the Oscars when ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ swept, in a new cover story for AARP The Magazine

Knives Out's Jamie Lee Curtis Is Returning To The Mystery Genre In A Truly Iconic Role

The mystery genre has continued to hold its own in pop culture today, with hits like Only Murders in the Building skyrocketing in popularity. And, arguably, Rian Johnson’s 2019 Knives Out started this new wave of whodunits.
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