Michelle Pfeiffer has no interest in learning the secret to eternal youth.
The 49-year-old sex symbol - who plays a hideous wicked witch who believes eating stardust will give her eternal youth in new movie "Stardust" - revealed she does not share her character's fear of growing old.
Speaking at the film's European premiere in London last night, Michelle said, "Well, I don't have the secret to eternal youth, and I don't want it."
The "Hairspray" star also confessed she found it hard playing gnarled witch Lamia as she had to wear so much prosthetic make-up for the part.
She told BANG Showbiz, "I was out of my comfort zone as an actress because I didn't know how to act through the mask, how my facial expressions would come across. But I think it's important to always take on new challenges and I learned to act in a new way."
Michelle was joined on the red carpet - which had been transformed into an enchanted forest - by co-stars Sienna Miller, Ricky Gervais and Charlie Cox. "Stardust" director Matthew Vaughn was accompanied by his wife Claudia Schiffer.
Take That, who recorded a song for the soundtrack, were also at the premiere.
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