Sir Roger Moore and Brigitte Bardot have become the latest starts to back a campaign against cosmetics tested on animals.

The screen legends join 89,000 people - including Ricky Gervais, Dame Judi Dench, Leona Lewis and Melanie C - in signing Humane Society International's CrueltyFree2013 petition to urge European Union (EU) politicians to keep a promise banning the sale of new cosmetics tested on animals.

Gillian Anderson finds it funny that she keeps being cast as bossy characters because she isn't strict in real life.

The 43-year-old actress plays a spy chief in comedy action movie 'Johnny English Reborn', and she admits it took her some time to get used to her character because she isn't strict with her children Piper, 17, Oscar, four and Felix, two.

Dame Judi Dench was promised she would be "the sexiest woman on set" if she signed up to 'Jane Eyre'.

The actress plays Mrs. Fairfax in the new adaptation of the classic Charlotte Bronte novel, and director Cary Fukunaga - who also cast Mia Wasikowska and Michael Fassbender in the movie - admits he only got her to sign up after flattering her in a personal note he sent.

Margarita Levieva is in line to be a Bond girl.

The 31-year-old actress - who starred as Ashton Kutcher's love interest in 2009 film 'Spread' and alongside Matthew McConaughey in 'Lincoln Lawyer' - has caught the eye of producers who want her to play the lead female character opposite Daniel Craig, who is set to reprise his role as 007 in the 23rd James Bond film.

Kim Cattrall doesn't want to be a "Barbie doll".

The 54-year-old actress - famed for her role as maneater Samantha Jones in the 'Sex and the City' franchise - says she is happy to look her age and has no intention of going under the surgeon's knife.

Dame Judi Dench has signed a petition calling for the sale of animal-tested cosmetic products to be banned.

The 'Quantum of Solace' actress has joined photographer Mary McCartney, Leona Lewis, Ricky Gervais, Spice Girl Mel C and nearly 50,000 consumers to lend her support to 'Cruelty-Free 2013' which is urging European Union (EU) politicians to keep the pledge to make the selling of such beauty products illegal.