A TOP movie star appears to have barely aged despite it being 28 years since she co-starred with Tom Cruise in a hit flick.
The French actress, 60, showed off her age-defying looks at a host of events last year.
Emmanuelle Beart starred with the American heart-throb in 1996 movie Mission Impossible, in which she played Claire Phelps.
Her character was the wife of a rogue IMF director in the spy movie and a love interest of Ethan Hunt, portrayed by Tom, 50.
The actress, who bagged the César Award for Best Supporting Actress for the 1986 film Manon des Sources, was seen on-screen with thick brunette locks.
She often styled her chest-length cut into an up-do, paired with glasses, for her ultimately villainous role.
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Emmanuelle’s character was ultimately exposed as a mole after she stole a Bible with a Gideon Stamp from Chicago’s Drake Hotel.
Almost three decades after the movie’s release, the A Heart In Winter star showed off her age-defying looks at the French Film Festival.
Late last year, she revealed her short blonde locks – a dramatic contrast to her brunette movie look – as she attended a forum in Manila.
She kept her shoulder-length hair in loose waves and accentuated her eyebrows in a dark brunette for he striking look.
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Emmanuelle finished off with pale eyeshadow, mascara and a slick of lip gloss.
She donned a sharp violet-coloured suit before switching into a blouse and trousers with neutral tones.
Earlier that year, the screen star again kept her make-up natural as she hit the red carpet in Cannes and Italy.
In the former, she pulled her blonde hair into an up-do while she opted for a poker straight style and a bold print dress for an event in Sardinia.
Emmanuelle has starred in dozens of films and TV productions over the last 50 years.
She played IMF agent Claire Phelps, the wife of Jim Phelps in Mission: Impossible in 1996.
Previously, we reported how the star admitted she was a victim of incest aged 10.
She has, to date, refused to name her attacker but said it was not her father Guy Beart.
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She made her frank comments in documentary Such a Resounding Silence and told how her abuse spanned four years.
In the scenes, she says: “Since my father, my mother and my friends didn’t notice anything, you could do this again, and you did, over four years.”
