Elisabeth Shue gained’t be going below the knife to show again the clock.

“I’m curious to see in the future what I used to be supposed to seem like as an outdated woman,” the 59-year-old actress advised Web page Six Type completely on the Tribeca Competition premiere of “The Good Half.”

“I need to know what it’s going to be like, and I need to see it, and I’m not afraid,” she added.

After we talked about Shue is one among solely a handful of actresses we’ve seen on crimson carpets who’ve seemingly opted out of cosmetic surgery, she tried guessing the others.

“I do know!” Shue exclaimed. “Frances McDormand (and) Annette Bening.”

Shue additionally walked the crimson carpet in her personal garments — a uncommon transfer in Hollywood — and with out a sew of make-up on.

The blond magnificence, who made her movie debut reverse Ralph Macchio in 1984’s “The Karate Child,” has had a protracted and attention-grabbing profession, together with starring reverse Tom Cruise within the camp traditional “Cocktail,” an Oscar nomination for “Leaving Las Vegas” and a deliciously evil function as an exec in “The Boys.”

However the “Again to the Future II” star advised us her daughters had by no means actually been considering her profession till she was forged to play Nick Jonas’ mother in “The Different Half.”

“He’s superior,” Shue enthused of working with the “Jealous” singer.

“He’s a very beneficiant human and sure, he’s a pop star, however he grew up in New Jersey, he’s very genuine (and) he’s a wonderful actor.”

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Shue, who additionally grew up within the Backyard State, stated she and Jonas bonded “straight away.”

“In the event you’re from Jersey there’s no bulls—t,” she defined. “They’re straight shooters.”

Additionally on the premiere had been the movie’s different stars, “Veep” actor Matt Walsh, Brittany Snow, David Arquette, director Robert Schwartzman and, after all, Nick Jonas.