Michelle Pfeiffer turns 65: Al Pacino cast her in 'Scarface' over this bloody move

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Michelle Pfeiffer is celebrating a milestone birthday. The critically acclaimed actress turned 65 on Saturday. Having starred in many memorable films, including "The Witches of Eastwick," "I Am Sam," "Hairspray" and "Dark Shadows," Pfeiffer has cemented her status as a Hollywood legend.

Here is a look back at some of Pfeiffer's most iconic moments throughout her long career in Hollywood. Catwoman In 1992, Pfeiffer starred as Catwoman in "Batman Returns," Tim Burton's screen adaptation of the popular comic book superhero's story.

Many consider her portrayal of the antiheroine to be the most iconic out of the nine actresses who have taken on the challenge of playing the character.

Pfeiffer has spoken about how much she loved playing Catwoman, telling Jimmy Fallon on "The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon" in December 2022 that the only time she didn't have performance anxiety was while she was playing the character.  "I was obsessed with Catwoman since I was a little girl," Pfeiffer explained. "And actually, someone was cast before me: Anette Bening, who is wonderful.