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- The blockbuster/franchise space remains hostile (superhero films rarely center a woman over 55 as the lead, with The Marvels being an exception for over-40s but not 60s).
- Ageism persists in romantic comedies and action genres.
- Non-white mature women (e.g., Viola Davis, 58; Angela Bassett, 65) still have to fight harder for roles that aren't stereotypical "wise matriarchs."
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- Jamie Lee Curtis (60s): After decades in the industry, she won an Oscar for Everything Everywhere All at Once—a film that celebrated a tired, brilliant, and deeply flawed middle-aged mother as the multiverse’s greatest hero. She represents the victory of character acting over plastic perfection.
- Nicole Kidman (50s-60s): From the raw, exposing executive in The Undoing to the ball-busting news anchor in The Morning Show, Kidman has refused to play "safe." She produces her own content, ensuring that women in their 50s are depicted as sexual, ambitious, and messy.
- The French Blueprint (Isabelle Huppert, Juliette Binoche): European cinema never fully abandoned the mature woman. Huppert, in her 70s, still plays erotic leads (The Piano Teacher re-releases) and action-thriller protagonists. They remind us that age is a texture, not a limitation.
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