Demi Moore Reflects on 'Ghost' and the Risks of Filmmaking

The actress shares insights on her career-defining role, her approach to taking risks, and the evolving cinema experience.

Demi Moore revealed that the emotionally intense script of 'Ghost' initially 'scared the crap' out of her, requiring her to deeply tap into grief as a young actor.
She described her decision to take on 'Ghost' as a significant risk, believing the film could either be extraordinary or a disaster due to its mix of genres.
'Ghost' became a massive success, grossing over $500 million and earning Moore a Golden Globe nomination for her performance.
Moore expressed concerns about the decline of communal movie-watching experiences, calling the 'loss of the cinema experience' an existential threat to filmmaking.
She emphasized the importance of risk in her career, likening her choices in 'Ghost' and her recent film 'The Substance' to rolling the dice for potentially groundbreaking outcomes.