Famke Janssen began her career as a model before making her way to the big screen. Her appearance was praised when she was still modeling and even when she began acting in films. Her attractiveness was frequently discussed by fans, who regarded her as one of the most lovely faces.
She was the face of fashion ads for prestigious labels such as Chanel and Georgio Armani, as shown by that fact. Her beauty was compared to that of renowned Hedy Lamarr, making her one of the most recognizable faces of her generation.
Janssen had been hailed for her natural beauty throughout her career, but she began to receive unfavorable attention in 2019 after plastic surgery rumors surfaced following her performance in The Capture.
Speculations about plastic surgery after her appearance in ‘The Capture’
The rumors about Janssen’s plastic surgery began with her role as Jessica Mallory in the 2019 TV series The Capture. Fans of the show flocked to Twitter in droves to comment on how different the actress appeared.
Many people were taken aback by her appearance, and while some expressed their delight and love for Janssen, many more believed she had undergone plastic surgery and expressed their disgust.
The majority of the comments revolved around viewers not being able to tell that Janssen was playing the character and her using too much filler, causing her face to be less expressive.
Overnight, a slew of before/after comparison photographs surfaced, highlighting Janssen’s transformation, and the conjecture grew by the day. Despite the actress’s admirers’ outrage about her transformation, she has remained silent on the subject.
Janssen most recently acted alongside Freddie Highmore and Astrid Berges Frisbey in the film Way Down (2021), nicknamed The Vault.
Moved to the United States to pursue a modeling career
Famke Janssen is best recognized for her work as an actor, but modeling was what got her started. She relocated to the United States and signed with Elite Model Management after being born in the Netherlands. She modeled for Victoria’s Secret, Chanel, Yves Saint Laurent, and Giorgio Armani during her modeling career.
Janssen later took a break from modeling to pursue a degree in literature at Columbia University. She returned to modeling for a short time before abandoning it entirely to pursue a career in acting.
Many Iconic Characters were portrayed
Janssen made her big-screen debut in the 1992 film Father & Sons, in which she co-starred with Jeff Goldblum. She went on to star in the television shows Star Trek: The Next Generation (1992) and Melrose Place (1993). (1994). Her next film appearance was in the horror film Lord of Illusions, released in 1995. Janssen was cast as Xenia Onatopp, an assassin working for renegade agent 006 Alec Trevelyan (Sean Bean) in the James Bond film GoldenEye the following year.
Jean Grey in Marvel’s X-Men is another of Janssen’s most well-known performances. She has appeared in five films as the character over her career.
