“They don’t want to see us,” Celeste had said five years ago, over a bottle of wine in Mira’s kitchen. “They want to see their fears. Aging. Invisibility. We remind them that time is undefeated.”
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: Remains a vital force, recently confirmed to return for the fourth season of Only Murders in the Building following her acclaimed turn as Loretta Durkin. Jean Smart “They don’t want to see us,” Celeste had
: Characters over 50 are still disproportionately cast as villains rather than heroes (59% vs. 30%) and are far less likely to have romantic storylines than younger characters. Invisibility
The audience has grown up. We are tired of the ingénue. We have lived long enough to know that life begins to make sense only after the age of 40—after the divorces, the career collapses, the children leaving home, the discovery of who you actually are when you stop performing for the male gaze.