Demi Moore Thought Her Movie 'Ghost' Could Be a 'F-cking Disaster'

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Demi Moore is opening up about her film roles. The Substance actress made an appearance on Sean Evans‘ Hot Ones, tackling spicy topics and even spicier hot wings.

During the conversation, Demi revealed that a sense of risk is crucial to the projects she takes on, like The Substance – and even Ghost. Keep reading to find out more… “It really means that it was holding something that was worth the risk,” she said, referring to how she felt The Substance could be “something extraordinary or could be an absolute disaster.” “And I felt that way also about Ghost because it had so many different genres mixed together that, truly, I thought, ‘This could either be amazing or a f—ing disaster,’” she added. “Either way, it’s usually the kind of juice that says, ‘Step in.

Take the risk. Roll the dice. Let’s see what happens.’” She also spoke about the future of moviemaking, and the threat of the “loss of the cinema experience.” “I think the risk — not just in cinema, but in life in general — is that we’re moving towards too much isolation,” she said. “I think it’s our communal experience that allows us to connect with one another when we have those shared experiences.

While I truly love streaming, appreciate it and think that there is an aspect that is quite additive for all of us, I hope that we can find a middle ground with bringing us all back to the theater too, to really not lose that.” She also addressed baring it all in The Substance.