Short Takes : Demi Moore Sees Lack of Roles
Demi Moore says roles for women in Hollywood aren’t what they used to be.
“Women in films used to be beautiful and smart and talented and strong, and that was acceptable,” the actress said in an interview in Cosmopolitan magazine’s December issue. “I want to see glamorous, smart women in movies again, and I want to be part of that.”
The star of this summer’s blockbuster “Ghost” said most movies today portray women as rape victims, prostitutes or “the good wife.”
Moore is in four upcoming movies, including “Mortal Thoughts,” which also features her husband, “Die Hard” star Bruce Willis.
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