Linda Hamilton

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She's on Graham Norton. Looks amazing, 63 and to my eye has had no work done. How refreshing

The face of a 73 year-old? Seriously

I'm on my sixties as are a lot of my friends. She looks around our age

I knew she had been married to Janes Cameron- didn't he dump her after Titanic oscars win?

Didn’t he leave her for Suzy Amis that plays the granddaughter in Titanic?

Agreed she looks fabulous.

She is in amazing shape, but facially looks 10 years older than 63.

From a British POV she's got obvious sun damage but having spent some time comparing her to photos of my Mum and Aunt (who are 10 years older and in good health and have far fewer wrinkles thanks to living in the north of Scotland) she doesn't look older, there's more vitality in her. Admittedly she is probably just more beautiful.

Linda looks absolutely amazing.

A lot of women my age (63 like Linda) have sun damage because back then the risks of sunbathing and sunbeds weren't widely known. You went on holiday with the sole purpose of coming home with as dark a tan as possible. I didn't but only because I got so badly burned at 18 that it put me off - more luck than judgement.

It must take a certain self confidence to age in Hollywood.
She looks all the better for it too, hats off to the woman! Fabulous features to start with though, admittedly.

I thought she looked amazing, probably older than 63, my mil is older but looks younger. Linda is in better shape and is more stylish though.

I know that Flo but Brits had 2 weeks a year in the sun whereas Linda Hamilton has lived her life in America with northern European skin. She might also have smoked, I don't know. She has more lines than e.g. my workmate who is the same age but personally I don't think that wrinkles are particularly aging, she's fit and beautiful and has great hair. I might have fewer wrinkles than her in 15 years but I doubt I'll look as good.

Yeah we smoked too. But we knew that was bad so no excuses. I'm sure I remember reading though that it was those short, intense holidays in the sun that did the most harm - to northern European skins - but I've not checked recently.

But I agree wrinkles aren't the main sign of ageing. I'm a case in point - it's my face filling out and my jawline collapsing that have done the damage.