Elizabeth Hurley Posts Bathrobe Photo from The Burbs Set
Elizabeth Hurley posted photos taken during production of her upcoming series The Burbs. She appears in a bathrobe in her trailer while preparing for a day of filming. She plays Beverly Fisher, the mother of Jack Whitehall's character, in the second season, which also features Keke Palmer.
Elizabeth Hurley shared trailer photos while getting ready for the first day of filming on The Burbs. She appears in a loose robe with styled hair and makeup. In the show’s second season, she plays Beverly Fisher, mother to Jack Whitehall’s Rob Fisher, and stars with Keke Palmer. The series adapts the 1989 movie that featured Tom Hanks, Bruce Dern, and Corey Feldman.
Hurley has described her skincare approach as gentle and simple. She told InStyle she avoids chemical peels, laser resurfacing, and harsh ingredients, while testing many serums and creams but returning to longtime favorites. She also said women should not feel selfish about making time for themselves.
Count: First para: Elizabeth(1) Hurley2 shared3 trailer4 photos5 while6 getting7 ready8 for9 the10 first11 day12 of13 filming14 on15 The16 Burbs17. She18 appears19 in20 a21 loose22 robe23 with24 styled25 hair26 and27 makeup28. In29 the30 show’s31 second32 season33, she34 plays35 Beverly36 Fisher37, mother38 to39 Jack40 Whitehall’s41 Rob42 Fisher43, and44 stars45 with46 Keke47 Palmer48. The49 series50 adapts51 the52 1989 53 movie54 that55 featured56 Tom57 Hanks58, Bruce59 Dern60, and61 Corey62 Feldman63. Second para: Hurley64 has65 described66 her67 skincare68 approach69 as70 gentle71 and72 simple73. She74 told75 InStyle76 she77 avoids78 chemical79 peels80, laser81 resurfacing82, and83 harsh84 ingredients85, while86 testing87 many88 serums89 and90 creams91 but92 returning93 to94 longtime95 favorites96. She97 also98
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