Nicole Kidman stunned as she attended a screening for her upcoming Amazon Prime drama series Expats on Wednesday at the Sydney cinema she opened 27 years ago.
The 56-year-old actress returned to the humble Palace Verona theatre in Paddington to showcase her new series, almost three decades after opening the cinema with her film To Die For.
Nicole revealed her smooth, porcelain visage as she strutted down the red carpet in a slinky champagne gown with her husband Keith Urban.
She looked very different compared to when she opened the cinema back in early 1996.
Her cheekbones appear more prominent and her defined brows now appear to be more bold and lifted.
Nicole Kidman looked very different from over two decades ago as she returned to the cinema she opened 27 years ago
Nicole stunned as she attended a screening for her upcoming Amazon Prime drama series Expats on Wednesday at the humble Palace Verona theatre in Paddington
The Hours star has previously credited healthy lifestyle choices as the secret behind her age-defying complexion.
In 2007, Nicole denied undergoing cosmetic surgery and said her flawless skin is a result of her healthy lifestyle.
‘To be honest, I am completely natural,’ she told Marie Claire at the time.
‘I wear sunscreen and I don’t smoke. I take care of myself. I’m very proud to say that.’
However, in 2011, she admitted to getting Botox during an interview with German magazine, TV Movie.
‘I’ve tried a lot of things, but aside from sports and good nutrition, most things don’t make a difference,’ she said.
‘I even tried Botox but I didn’t like how my face looked afterwards. Now I don’t use it any more and I can move my forehead again.’
Nicole revealed her smooth, porcelain visage as she strutted down the red carpet in a slinky champagne gown with her husband Keith Urban
The Amazon Prime series is based on the book The Expatriates by Janice Y.K. Lee and the first episode is set to drop on January 26 next year.
In the series Nicole plays Margaret, a well-off American woman living a seemingly idyllic life in Hong Kong with her family – until an unthinkable tragedy occurs and her son goes missing.
Her life becomes wrapped up with two other American women also undergoing their own ordeals, including a young woman struggling to let go of the past.
Her cheekbones appeared more prominent and her defined brows now appear to be more bold and lifted. Pictured at the opening of the cinema in 1996