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An iconic ’80s movie star recently showed off her timeless look during an appearance, twenty-five years after she left Hollywood.
Weird Science star Kelly LeBrock, 64, looked like she hadn’t aged a day as she made a rare appearance leaving Los Angeles International Airport on Friday.
The pin-up and sex symbol is best known for her role as Lisa in the 1985 science fiction comedy.
But just over a decade ago, she gave up her lavish lifestyle to live on a remote ranch in California’s Santa Ynez Valley.
Kelly looked youthful as she walked through the airport, showing off her quirky sense of style in a bohemian outfit while waiting for a flight from Los Angeles.
An iconic ’80s screen legend showed off her age-defining look during a recent outing, twenty-five years after she left Hollywood
Weird Science star Kelly LeBrock, 64, looked like she hadn’t aged a day as she left Los Angeles International Airport on Friday in a rare appearance
The pin-up and sex symbol is best known for her role as Lisa in the 1985 science fiction comedy Weird Science
The star looked fashionable in a white maxi dress, paired with a long mustard yellow shirt with metallic studs around the collar.
She opted for a country style and walked around in black low-waisted cowboy boots and a hat, holding a spare hat in her hand.
Kelly accessorised with chunky bracelets and a cross necklace, while she carried her in-flight essentials in a black leather bag.
The actress rose to fame in her 1985 film Weird Science, about two teenagers who designed their dream woman on a computer, but were shocked when they were brought to life by a strange electrical accident.
The film quickly became a fan favorite, grossing $38.9 million worldwide.
Kelly was married three times, first to film producer and restaurateur Victor Drai from 1984 to 1986.
In 1987, she married actor Steven Seagal and together they had a daughter, Arissa, in 1993. They divorced in 1996.
Kelly left Hollywood after her divorce from Seagal and now lives on a ranch, where she has lived for 25 years without a television and with little contact with the outside world.
The actress rose to fame in the 1985 film Weird Science, which was about two teenage girls who designed their dream woman on a computer, but were in for a shock when a freak electrical accident brought her to life
The film quickly became a fan favorite, grossing $38.9 million worldwide at the box office
More than a decade ago, she gave up her lavish lifestyle to live on a remote ranch in Santa Ynez Valley, California (portrayed as a character in Weird Science)
She has previously explained to Fox news that she decided to leave Hollywood because it wasn’t the place she “wanted to raise her children.”
“Hollywood wasn’t a place I wanted to raise my kids. My divorce was all over the press, and I’m just not a Hollywood girl. Never was. I never really liked the attention. I wanted to get dirty between my nails and be outside.
“So I quit my career and moved to the wilderness where I lived for 25 years without a television. I did the best I could as a single mother.”
“I could always go back to my career. I could never go back to my kids. Some people can do both. But I had the fame and I was done with it.
“I became famous when I was very young and it didn’t do me any good. It just traumatized me. Fame isn’t for everyone.”
