recently revealed that an impactful conversation she had as a teenager changed her life.
The 63-year-old actress spoke on Kérastase's Power Talk panel last week at the brand's global Chronologiste launch, and recalled a powerful moment that took place before her career took off.
'I remember I was 14 and I was living here in and I was invited to go see a taping of the TV show Happy Days. And I was so excited to be there,' she shared with .
Moore, who, continued: 'The creator of that show was a man named Garry Marshall and I don't know what I was doing or what I was saying – and I did talk to him about this many years later – but he turned to me, and he said, "If you could bottle that energy, you could do something with it."'
Marshall's words stayed with her and redirected her path.
'That moment, he infused in me a level of, I don't want to say confidence, but a specificity of direction that I needed so desperately; I was able to take something and contain it and direct it towards what I ended up doing for my career,' the winner reflected.
Demi Moore recently revealed that an impactful conversation she had as a teenager changed her life; pictured on March 1
'I remember I was 14 and I was living here in California and I was invited to go see a taping of the TV show Happy Days. And I was so excited to be there,' she shared last week; pictured in 1982
Moore told Marshall how much his words affected her years later.
'I said to him many years later, "You said this thing to me and it completely changed my life."
Garry Marshall pictured far right in 2004 at a Happy Days 30th anniversary gathering
L-R Ali Larter, Demi Moore, Sara Foster
The 63-year-old actress recalled the powerful moment as she spoke on Kérastase's Power Talk panel last week at the brand's global Chronologiste launch
'[It was an] incredible moment,' the Landman actress said on stage. 'Just being able to play and step into another facet of my personality.'
