Julianne Moore on the Fallacy of “Anti-Aging” and the Covid-Era Resonance of Safe

Julianne Moore, master interpreter of uncanny domestic life, is smiling at me from a facsimile of her home. “This is a rental, but still all the same stuff,” the actor says over Zoom, gesturing to the Thomas Struth photograph behind her, depicting a primeval, vine-strewn forest. It used to hang along a hallway in her family’s West Village house, where the mix of mid-century design pieces and sentimental objects garnered the attention of shelter magazines. Moore is in tune with decoration, as much for the intellectual exercise of it as for the emotionally resonant results (a candid nude by Nan… Read Full Article