Glenn Close revealed in a Jan. 19 broadcast of Today’s 'Sunday Sitdown' that she relied on her "active imagination" while growing up in a cult-like group as a child.

The ‘Back in Action’ star reflects on the happiest part of her childhood, channeling her outrage and building her new Montana home.

The Hollywood icon moved to a commune when she was seven after her father joined the Moral Re-armament movement.

Glenn Close has told how she relied on an "active imagination" to help her overcome childhood challenges. The 77-year-old spent her childhood as part of the Moral Re-Armamen; a group that believed people could avoid war if they experienced a moral transformation.

Glenn Close is opening up about her growing up day in a cult-like religious group. The actress shared that she would rely on active imagination to get out of situations. During her conversation with Today’s Sunday Sitdown,