The iconic actor has been working in Hollywood for the majority of his life, spending the past six decades appearing in films like Rain Man, The Graduate and, more recently, Meet the Fockers.
While he's self-admittedly in his "third act" of life, Hoffman believes that aging is a beautiful gift and not something to take for granted.
After the premiere of his 2012 film Quartet, which follows a group of aging opera singers and musicians living in a home together, Hoffman shared his profound thoughts on growing older.
"As a culture, we tend to let people disappear at a certain age, no matter how well they still can do their craft," Hoffman candidly shared with Parade. "The faces in this movie are faces of what people look like as they age. People have surgical procedures to pretend that they’re not what they are. There's something very strange about that."
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