Demi Moore and her role in The Substance, the actress shared, had what she called a connection to a "human level."
In an interview with Woman magazine, she explained that her character's relatability to the real life was based on the vulnerability we all feel at some point in our lives.
"That place where she's (her character in The Substance) feeling so rejected, and in such despair, I think there is a part of that where we - not just women - can all connect to on a human level," the Golden Globe winner shared.
Drawing her ageing to drive the point home, she said, “I've certainly walked through that at different times in my life, where I too have placed too much value on my external self, and not enough on my insides, and where I gave my power away based on being validated on what I look like."
“Ironically, it was when I was much younger. In particular, the scene where [my character] is at the precipice of being able to get out of her self-imposed prison by going on the date."
"I think that idea of going there or changing your outfit and trying to make it better - you can make it worse. Again, I think we've all had moments like that. Haven't we?" Demi concluded.