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With her latest film,The Aeronauts, Felicity Jones is back in action-heroine mode.
It’s not yet 7 p.m. in London, and the sky outside is dark.
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“Pitch black, really.”
This won’t stop Felicity Jones from getting her run in.
“I have a route that’s quite well lit.”
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She’ll wash off the movie makeup and hit the pavement.
The truth is, Felicity’s life is nonstop right now.
“I like doing as many stunts as possible myself,” she says.
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“I even have to be held back a little.”
Not that you would have seen or heard any of this on her Instagram account.
Felicity doesn’t have one.
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“I just haven’t yet.”
Unplugging is, in fact, Felicity’s idea of a luxury in the perpetual motion of modern stardom.
“It’s such a gypsy job,” she says.
“Not having to leave the house is a real treat.”
“We’re both real foodies, so we get enormous pleasure from cooking together.”
I’m probably not breathing properly.
Even if it’s just for 10 minutes, I have a stretch.
Then I feel a little more centered and ready for the day."
I’ll put in as many vegetables as possible to get a massive vitamin hit.
And I think you have to treat yourself sometimes; otherwise you’ll go crazy."
I Love the Ritual of Skin Care
“I’musing a face roller daily.
I’ll often exfoliate twice a week and do a facial maskas well as a hair maskonce a week.
And it’s really important to take your makeup off properly before going to bed.
That’s what my mom taught me, and it has stayed with me.
I like locking myself in the bathroom and doing a proper pampering session when I have time.”
I Crave the Outdoors
“I’m not terribly good at being stuck in a gym.
I prefer long walks and being outside and going for runs.
I grew up very tomboyish, playing sports with my older brother.
I loved hockey, field hockey, netball [similar to basketball], and tennis.
But I got an enormous satisfaction when I realized I could do it.
But confidence grows as you get older.
That’s something I’ve learned: It’s OK to ask questions.”
