Demi Moore Wins Golden Globe for Bold Performance in 'The Substance'

The 62-year-old actress is celebrated for her role in the body-horror satire, which critiques Hollywood’s obsession with youth and beauty.

Demi Moore earned her first Golden Globe for Best Actress in a Comedy/Musical for her portrayal of an aging celebrity in 'The Substance.'
The film, directed by Coralie Fargeat, uses body-horror to explore themes of self-worth, aging, and societal beauty standards.
Moore emphasized that the film’s nudity is about vulnerability and self-reflection, not sexualization, and criticized media focus on it as reductive.
Critics have praised the film for its daring commentary on Hollywood’s treatment of women and its visually striking, bold storytelling.
The success of 'The Substance' positions Moore as a leading contender in the Oscars race and highlights a shift toward risk-taking in modern cinema.