Julianne Moore on Still Alice: 'The idea our inner self could be taken away is very frightening' - video interview

Julianne Moore, star of Still Alice, talks to Catherine Shoard about playing a character with early-onset Alzheimer's. The actor explains how talking to people with the disease helped shape her Oscar-winning portrayal of a university lecture dealing with her diagnosis, calls for more funding and challenges the idea that Alzheimer's is an immediate death sentence. Still Alice is released in the UK on Friday Continue reading...

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