Demi went blonde for her latest role and daughter Tallulah declared her love for her mom’s platinum locks on social media Wednesday.
The 57-year-old actress took to Instagram to introduce her new character, Linda, from Peacock’s Brave New World to fans on the official launch day of the streaming service.
Brave New World is the tentpole series for the new digital NBCUniversal platform which, unlike many of its competitors, is an ad-supported, completely free model.
Nice to meet you: Demi Moore took to Instagram to introduce her new character, Linda, from Peacock’s Brave New World to fans on the official launch day of the streaming service and got lots of love from daughter Tallulah
Demi penned in an Instagram caption: ‘Meet Linda. #BraveNewWorld is streaming now on @peacocktv!’
Her daughter Tallulah was quick to chime in, commenting with multiple posts in support of her mom and the new show.
‘WE STANNNNN LINDA,’ the 26-year-old said, using the popular term for a superfan. She added: ‘Tbh you blonde is a whole new truth I didn’t know I needed.’
Demi shares Tallulah, as well as daughters Rumer and Scout with her ex husband Bruce Willis.
All new: Brave New World is the tentpole series for the new digital NBCUniversal platform which, unlike many of its competitors, is an ad-supported, completely free model
Lots of love: Her 26-year-old daughter Tallulah was quick to chime in, commenting with multiple posts in support of her mom and the new show
All in the family: Demi shares Tallulah, as well as daughters Rumer and Scout with her ex husband Bruce Willis (L-R Scout, Rumer, Tallulah)
Demi’s signature long raven tresses are still perfectly intact, however, her look in the utopian drama is just a wig.
The actress appears as Linda in the promotional image with her frizzy blonde locks parted to one side and little makeup on.
Linda looks dressed for bed with Demi donning a creamy colored nightgown with a lacy bodice and a sheer printed aqua robe on top.
The new series is based on the 1932 novel of the same name by British author Aldous Huxley and stars Demi Moore, Alden Ehrenreich, Jessica Brown Findlay, Harry Lloyd and Hannah John-Kamen.
On screen: Demi plays recurring character Linda in the new series is based on the 1932 novel of the same name by British author Aldous Huxley about a utopian society called New London
Drama: The residents of New London are all living in a chemical induced state of bliss aided by capsules that appear to produce a sense of euphoria and calmness and some creepy looking contact lenses that connect the inhabitants together
Last month, Peacock dropped the official trailer giving fans their first look at Huxley’s Utopian society, New London.
The residents of New London are all living in a chemical induced state of bliss aided by capsules that appear to produce a sense of euphoria and calmness and some creepy looking contact lenses that connect the inhabitants together.
Demi’s recurring character Linda urges the protagonist John the Savage, played by Alden Ehrenreich, to leave the Savage Lands for a better life in New London.
The plot centers on John who meets two people from the New World, Bernard and Lenina, while they are visiting the Savage Lands.
Star: The plot centers on John the Savage, played by Alden Ehrenreich, who saves two people from the New World while they are visiting the Savage Lands and ends up in New London
When he rescues the pair during a conflict he ends up going with them into New London.
Things, however, are not what they seem in the artificial Eden and the series will follow the slow breakdown of the Utopia now that John is among them.
The show received a series of tepid reviews from critics, with the New York Times calling it ‘neither brave, nor new’ in it’s headline, adding in the longer piece that the show that the reviewer found the show ‘dull, generic and padded.’
Lukewarm response: The show received a series of tepid reviews from critics, with the New York Times calling it ‘neither brave, nor new’ in it’s headline, adding in the longer piece that the show that the reviewer found the show ‘dull, generic and padded’
Trouble brewing: Brave New World was set to be the tip of the spear for NBCUniversal’s newly launched free streaming platform Peacock
Other reviews panned the show for taking far too many departures from the iconic source material and then having those new-takes fall totally flat.
Brave New World officially dropped Wednesday, the same day that the Peacock platform launched wide.
The free streaming service also offers paid premier tiers (with a seven day free trial) but the bulk of its content is available free with ads.
‘Peacock has a catalog of more than 20,000 hours of shows, movies, news, sports, curated channels, trending highlights and exclusive big-budget original programming,’ according to Cnet.
‘Peacock has a catalog of more than 20,000 hours of shows, movies, news, sports, curated channels, trending highlights and exclusive big-budget original programming,’ according to Cnet .