To become beautiful and fitted, Kathleen Turner learned to accept herself

Date of birth: June 19, 1954 (Age: 62 years)

Height: 5′ 8″ (173 cm)

Weight: 134 pounds (61 kg)

Kathleen Turner body measurements:

Chest: 35″ (89 cm)

Waist: 25″ (63,5 cm)

Hips: 36″ (91 cm)

Bra size: 34A

Shoe size: 8,5 (US)/39 (EU)

Hair color: Light brown

Eye color: Blue

Even in her youth Kathleen could not be called a beauty: tall, big, athletic girl – it is a little reminiscent of old Hollywood sex symbols to whom she was often compared.

Today, being 62, Turner doesn’t resemble a beauty who seduced men on either side of the screen – alas, age does not spare anyone.

The actress says that with years she got used to the thought that everyone changes and she is not an exception.

But despite the years, the actress has a signature secret of attraction – not to be afraid of your own appearance and to treat deficiencies without tragic and humorous.

Knowing that with age each woman is in a dilemma what to prefer – a figure or a face, the actress chose the latter. If you lose weight thinking only of the buttocks it’s a problem.

Another vital principle that Kathleen follows is that success does not depend on the appearance. According to this bright actress, it’s  professional competence that should determine the internal quality rather than beauty, because talent unlike the brain is a fleeting thing.

Kathleen is proud that on her way she had to endure not only ups, but also downs. Besides, this profession has always been for her a new and exciting. Having resigned to the appearance and age, Kathleen Turner is happy to play the roles which a couple of decades ago she could not even think about – for example, Fried Felcher in Dumb and Dumper and the Mother Courage of the famous play by Bertolt Brecht.

In the life of a famous Hollywood actress, winner of the Oscar and two Golden Globes, happened an unexpected event. Kathleen Turner at the peak of her acting career and fame was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis. The verdict of doctors sounded like a death sentence: in the near future one of the most temperamental actresses of Hollywood and sex symbol of America was expected to continue her life in a wheelchair. But the actress managed to overcome that difficult time and won the disease.