A TOP movie star appears to haven’t changed much in the 28 years after she co-starred with Tom Cruise in a successful film.

During several occasions in the previous year, the sixty-year-old French actress flaunted her youthful appearance.

Emmanuelle Beart costarred with the American hunk, as Claire Phelps in the 1996 film Mission Impossible.

Her heroine in the spy film was in love with Tom, the fifty-year-old actor who played Ethan Hunt, but she was married to a horrible IMF director.

For her performance in the 1986 film Manon des Sources, the actress was awarded the César Award for Best Supporting Actress. When she was on TV, her thick brown hair was seen.

She frequently donned spectacles and put her chest-length hair up for the role she portrayed as a wicked girl.

After stealing a Bible with a Gideon Stamp from Chicago’s Drake Hotel, Emmanuelle was exposed as a spy.

Nearly thirty years after the film’s release, the star of A Heart in Winter flaunted her youthful appearance at the French Film Festival.

At the end of the year, she debuted her short blonde hair at a conference in Manila, a significant departure from her brunette movie image.

She painted her eyebrows a dark brunette to make them pop and wore her shoulder-length hair in loose waves.

To complete her look, Emmanuelle used lip gloss, mascara, and a light shade of eyeshadow.

She wore a vivid violet suit as her first outfit. Next were a pair of neutral-colored slacks and a blouse.

The actress went makeup-free on the Cannes and Italian red carpets at the start of that year.

In the first photo, she had her blonde hair up, and for a Sardinian event, she wore a dress with a large design and a poker straight style.

Emmanuelle has starred in numerous TV series and films over the last 50 years.

She portrayed Claire Phelps in the 1996 film Mission: Impossible, an IMF agent married to Jim Phelps.

As previously reported, the celebrity acknowledged that she had experienced incest at the age of ten.

Although she hasn’t revealed who attacked her, she has stated that it wasn’t Guy Beart, her father.

In the documentary Such a Resounding Silence, she spoke candidly about her four years of assault.

“Since my father, my mother, and my friends didn’t notice anything, you could do this again, and you did, over four years,” she says in the scenario.