I don't think you can say that because she played the mother in Damage she looks older than she is. There's a huge tradition in film of casting young women in roles far older than them - a stupid tradition, in my opinion, because fifty year-old women are often even hotter than younger ones! But even in a classic like The Graduate, Ann Bancroft was something like six years older than Dustin Hoffman when she was meant to be old enough to be his mother!
Miranda is exactly a week older than my mother, and I could tell you right now which of them looks younger, but I won't because my mother might find out in some super-powers Motherish way and be offended.
Certainly she looked older in Damage - she was made up, dressed and styled like a middle-aged woman - and certainly she does look her age in some roles now, but honestly, what's wrong with that?
I think we're so used to seeing young, surgically altered actresses in Hollywood that when we see someone who looks real it's an anomaly.
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