
The actress who became famous for the movie with Patrick Swayze tells "People" the consequences of the nose surgery done in the late 80's. "On the red carpet Michael Douglas did not even know me"
Almost 35 years after the release of the movie "Dirty Dancing", Jennifer Gray confesses openly, telling about the psychological consequences of rhinoplasty surgery. The daughter of Oscar-winning actor Joel Gray, the actress entered the world of Hollywood in the movie "Dirty Dancing", where she played "Baby" with the late Patrick Swayze in the 1987 movie, still loved by fans.
For the weekly "People", Gray tells that after the rhinoplasty surgery he underwent in the late eighties, Michael Douglas during a transition to a red carpet left without greeting him, because he did not know him. "It was the first time I went out in public," the actress said. "I felt like I was completely invisible overnight." In the eyes of the world, I was no longer the same. "I was very angry with my mother who always told me I had to fix my nose."
In her memoir "Out of the corner", Jennifer Gray also spoke about the difficulty of finding parts in successful films: "I spent so much energy trying to figure out what I did wrong, but I realized I was I who excluded myself ".