British-born actor Rupert Everett has been touted as being a rebel. The son of a British Army officer he spent a good deal of his childhood in a Catholic boarding school. At 16 he ran away and took up acting and it was his talent as an actor that eventually saw him nominated for, and winning, a number of awards. He has appeared in comedy films such as “My Best Friend’s Wedding, “An Ideal Husband” as well as other films like “Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Silk Stocking”. He has also been the voice of the dotted over by his mother “prince charming” in “Shrek”. Did this rebel step up to the plate and undergo plastic surgery? Did Rupert Everett have plastic surgery?
Rupert Everett Plastic Surgery Before and After Pictures 2024
Rupert Everett Before and After Plastic Surgery
Aside from his acting career, Rupert was able to use his rugged good looks to land him a modeling job for Yves St. Laurent’s Opium Pour Homme cologne.
Has Rupert Everett Had Plastic Surgery?
In April 2014 the British publication Mail Online reported that the smooth talking entertainer says he has never had plastic surgery. Apparently, his truthful opinions have lost him both opportunities and friends but he can’t help be anything but straightforward and honest, and he has an opinion on just about everything and everyone. During this interview, he did admit to having used drugs in the past but stated now that he is over 50 he can’t afford the brain cell loss.
Lights, Camera…
Hollywood being what it is, and so many other actors relenting under pressure to stay young, there are rumors that the actor has been under the knife. The stories that you will read use before and after pictures, for comparison, to try and deduce whether there have been surgical alterations. In the pictures used of Rupert there is at least a 20 year age difference in the photos. His hair styles have changed over the years of course and that has certainly changed his appearance. And what about the beard? Shave off any man’s beard and you will definitely shave off a few years; no knife required, except to scrape off the facial hair of course.
Though Everett’s chances for further Hollywood fame have diminished he is making his mark in British theater. He has played Professor Higgins in Pygmalion, Charles Edwards in Blithe Spirit, and Oscar Wilde in The Judas Kiss.
He has also discovered the writer inside and continues work on his autobiography. So has he ever had plastic surgery to his face? Apparently not. Will he ever? Again the answer to that, according to him, is no. However, he is planning to have hair implants done.
So when you ask such a man if he has ever had cosmetic surgery how can you question his answer?
Fans will undoubtedly have to make up their own mind, but in this case, I think it is safe to say you may believe the actors answer to the question, “Have you ever had plastic surgery?” Maybe he simply uses makeup. You be the judge.
