Close, who wowed audiences with her unforgettable portrayal of Cruella de Vil in Disney’s “101 Dalmatians” and “102 Dalmatians,” offered a glimpse into her life. One particular highlight was a painting of Elizabeth I from the set of “102 Dalmatians,” a film that holds a special place in her heart.

Recording from her New York home, Close expressed her joy at being reunited with her beloved dog after a busy schedule and recovering from a bout of Covid-19. Unfortunately, the virus had previously prevented her from attending the 2023 Oscars. Nonetheless, she eagerly looks forward to her upcoming role in the comedy-action film “Back in Action” on Netflix, where she stars alongside Jamie Foxx and Cameron Diaz.

Fans from all corners of the world have showered Close with admiration, celebrating her exceptional talent and the inspiration she has provided throughout her career. A devoted fan from Scotland praised her mesmerizing performances, while another fondly recalled her impressive theater work before venturing into the world of film.

Glenn Close’s illustrious career began on Broadway, making her debut in “Love for Love” in 1974. She later lent her vocal talents to the character Norma Desmond in the Broadway production of “Sunset Boulevard.” It was director George Roy Hill who discovered her, leading to her film debut in “The World According to Garp” in 1982, which earned her critical acclaim and her first Oscar nomination.

While she has yet to win an Oscar, Close has received numerous accolades, including three Golden Globes, three Tony Awards, and three Primetime Emmy Awards. Her impressive list of Oscar nominations includes films such as “Fatal Attraction,” “Dangerous Liaisons,” “Albert Nobbs,” and “The Wife,” where she had the honor of acting alongside her daughter, Annie Starke.

Close holds her daughter in high regard, praising her strength and unique perspective. They’ve shared the screen in films like “Father Figures” and “The Wife,” with Annie brilliantly portraying younger versions of Close’s characters.

On Close’s birthday, Annie took to social media to share a heartwarming throwback photo featuring Michael Douglas and Eddie Murphy, as she celebrated her mother. Annie also expressed her unwavering support for Close during the 91st Academy Awards, where Close received a nomination for her outstanding performance in “The Wife.”

In recent years, Close has showcased her versatility by exploring new projects, including the foreign language series “Tehran” on Apple+, where she learned Farsi for her role. Her willingness to embrace new challenges and languages is a testament to her unwavering dedication to her craft.

Despite the passage of time, Glenn Close continues to radiate with her natural beauty, remaining a highly respected figure in the industry. She is an inspiration to all, captivating audiences worldwide with her extraordinary talent and indomitable spirit.