Claudia Schiffer is determined to prove she’d still look good in her babygrow, as she shared a stunning clip of herself wearing her bikini on Monday.
The model celebrated her 54th birthday by sharing a video online of herself posing in a bikini while on holiday in Greece.
In the images, Claudia, who has three children with her husband of 22 years, British film director Matthew Vaughn, poses in a white bikini and sunglasses.
Claudia previously mused, “I think age should be celebrated and honored. There’s a reason we have cakes and parties on our birthdays, and I feel the same way about getting older every year.”
Kingsman filmmaker Matthew has had a successful year at Marv Studios, which he co-owns with his wife Claudia.
Claudia Schiffer is determined to prove she could still look good in her babygrow as she shared a stunning clip of herself wearing a bikini on Monday
The model celebrated her 54th birthday by sharing a video online of herself posing in a two-piece suit while on vacation in Greece
Recently filed accounts show the manufacturing company posted a huge turnover of £246.4m last year and generated a profit of £77.4m.
Matthew is making money despite disappointing reviews for his latest release, Argylle.
The annual accounts show that Marv carries out the following activities, among others: ‘film production services, film and TV distribution and brand licensing and management of the Kingsman and Claudia Schiffer brands’.
Matthew, 53, and supermodel Claudia, also 53, refused to pay dividends.
Argylle was a box office flop, despite its all-star cast and huge £150 million production budget.
The spy film, which critics recently called “one of the worst movies ever made,” had a star-studded cast, with Dua Lipa joining Henry Cavill, Bryce Dallas Howard, Bryan Cranston, Sam Rockwell, Catherine O’Hara, Sofia Boutella, Ariana DeBose, John Cena and Samuel L. Jackson.
The film’s market budget was reportedly £61 million.
The film premiered on January 24 at the Odeon Luxe Leicester Square in London, England, and was released the following month.
Claudia has been married to British film director Matthew Vaughn for 22 years
The story revolves around a reclusive, best-selling spy writer whose quiet life is turned upside down when “the plot of the new book she is writing begins to mirror real-world events, in real time,” according to IMDb.
Matthew worked from a screenplay by Jason Fuchs, the actor from Wonder Woman.
Early reviews for Argylle were less than glowing, possibly leading moviegoers to pass up the star-studded film.
It currently has a critic score of 33 percent Rotten tomatoesalthough the viewing figures are much better now, at 72 percent.
The Critics Consensus read: ‘Argylle gets some bang out of his madcap, energetic spin on the spy thriller, but ultimately ruins his enthusiasm with a convoluted plot and an overly long running time.’
The comedic slant is almost as ponderous as the slow-motion action is dull, and seems designed primarily to answer the question, “How many movie stars can you waste on a single fiasco?” Nick Schager of The daily beast requested.
“A talented cast trapped in a never-ending story with a fake cat,” said Matt Singer of Screen Crush joked.
David Angst of Rolling Stone kept his review simple and to the point, writing: ‘Argylle is a bad film. A very, very bad film.’
“It’s all starting to feel like one of those very expensive, very elaborate commercials for some pseudo-luxury product that you don’t really want to buy — a perfume, perhaps, or a car,” wrote Leslie Felperin of the Hollywood Reporter.
Besides the Kingsman series, Marv was also responsible for Rocketman, Kick-Ass, Snatch and Layer Cake, among others.