Glenn Close, the Tony-winning actress who brought the reclusive character of Norma Desmond to life in Sunset Boulevard, has always been comfortable with solitude. "Being alone has never been a challenge for me," she shares candidly. "I’m an introvert by nature, and I find peace in my own company." It’s this intrinsic trait that has helped her navigate the unique challenges posed by the pandemic.
Glenn Close Finds Comfort in Her Montana Retreat
During these unprecedented times, Glenn has embraced the quiet life in her cozy Montana home. "It's a little house, but it’s perfect," she says with a smile. "At first, I found myself lounging around in my pajamas all day, which was nice for a while," she admits. "But then I realized, ‘Hmm, maybe this isn’t the healthiest routine.’" Glenn now starts her days with purpose, dressing up, and tending to her beloved dog, Pip, who she cherishes as a companion. "I let Pip out in the morning, give him his breakfast, and then I make something for myself," she explains. This simple routine has helped her maintain a sense of normalcy amid the chaos.
Comfort Food and Light-Hearted Moments
When it comes to cooking, Glenn keeps things simple and comforting. "I’ve been indulging in popcorn, Popsicles, and scrambled eggs," she confesses with a chuckle. "The other day, I baked banana bread, only to realize that I might be the only one eating it!" Her self-deprecating humor shines through, making her relatable and endearing to fans around the world.
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A Family Reunion Amidst Isolation
While Glenn has been self-isolating for the most part, she made a memorable exception on her 73rd birthday. Surrounded by her siblings—Jessie, Tina, and Sandy—Glenn celebrated in a way that brought back cherished memories. "To see my siblings on my birthday, I can’t even remember the last time that happened," she reflects emotionally. "It was truly special, especially since I’ve spent my entire life on the East Coast." To mark the occasion, she even shared a photo of herself snowshoeing through the wintry landscape, showcasing her adventurous spirit despite the circumstances.
Rediscovering the Value of Altruism
The global health crisis has prompted Glenn to reflect deeply on the importance of altruism. "Look at the doctors and nurses who are putting their lives on the line every day," she says with admiration. "They’re sacrificing for the greater good, and that’s something we should all aspire to. We can’t have a successful society without empathy and connection." Glenn urges everyone to focus on fostering meaningful connections, emphasizing that it’s through these bonds that we thrive as a community.
As the world begins to heal and life slowly returns to normal, Glenn is eagerly anticipating a grand celebration. "I don’t know when exactly that will be, but whenever it happens, it will be a momentous occasion," she says optimistically. "We may need to remain cautious for a while, but I’m hopeful about the future."
Looking Ahead: A Return to the Spotlight
Glenn is also excited about resuming her work on the big screen. "By the end of the year, I’d love to dive into the movie adaptation of Sunset Boulevard," she reveals. "It’s been a dream of mine for so long, and I think we’re getting closer to making it happen." Her passion for the project is evident, and fans are eagerly awaiting her return to the role that earned her so much acclaim.
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