The Rise of Ageism in Hollywood
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Successful Ageing Tropes: Many modern films now depict older women as active, healthy, and professional—a model often referred to as "successful ageing". However, this can also create pressure to maintain youthful beauty standards, often described as "middle-age health standards". Shows like Grace and Frankie normalized the idea
Shows like Grace and Frankie normalized the idea that the retirement home has a vibrant sex life. And Just Like That... (for all its flaws) dared to ask what female desire looks like after a hysterectomy or the death of a spouse. More recently, The Last of Us gave us Melanie Lynskey as a terrifying, ruthless cannibal leader—a role that never once asked her to be "likable" or "motherly."
(57): A leading advocate for older roles, Kidman's recent film