While Hollywood is filled with stars who have elected to go under the knife (and others who have unsuccessfully denied rumors), Emma Thompson feels the obsession with plastic surgery has gotten "psychotic."
In an interview with Hello magazine, the Saving Mr. Banks star spoke very candidly about her opinions on something she views as an unhealthy fixation. "It's mad. It's not a normal thing to do, and the culture that we've created that says it's normal, is not normal," she dished, adding that it's "chronically unhealthy and there's this very serious side to all of that because we're going to end up with this sort of 'super-culture' that's going to suggest to young people, girls and boys, that this looks normal."
Some of what Thompson is saying may, in fact, be true. With all the scary psychological effects that happen as a result of using social media and the current rise of plastic surgery procedures inspired by Instagram, perhaps the British-born actress has a point. What's more, her carefree lifestyle is one that others are jealous of. As Nisha Ganatra, director of Thompson's flick Late Night, told the New York Times, she's envious of the actress' ability "to live her life with such brilliance and grace," adding that she stays "present and humble." As Ganatra summed it up for the outlet, "I asked her, 'What's it like to have all the answers?' She just laughed and said, 'I don't.' But she does."
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