ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 8月14日 04時17分

@andiemacdowell turned 60 in April. When you are a woman and still working in Hollywood, an anniversary like that is more than a personal milestone, it’s a cinematic miracle, particularly when you are an actress stretching out in toothsome, age-appropriate roles. Andie will appear in a small independent film called “Love After Love” on Hulu next month, as a middle-aged woman finding her way after the death of her spouse. It may be her finest performance since she played a sexually dormant housewife in “Sex, Lies and Videotape.” The critical praise, some of it backhanded, reminded the actress of the year she turned 40, and colleagues asked her how it felt to have hit an age when she’d never work again. Mature actresses bring richness to movies, as European directors know. But Hollywood has been slower to cotton to that fact. @リース・ウィザースプーン, for example, has a new media company, @hellosunshine, devoted to “female authorship and agency,” in books and films. Andie has quietly been part of this flowering. With projects including playing a madcap American in the 5th season of “Cuckoo,” a British farce, out later this year, and a bohemian hippie sidekick to Richard Dreyfuss and Chevy Chase in “The Last Laugh,” for early 2019 (both on Netflix), Andie can afford to relax this summer. @kjphotos1022 took this photo of #AndieMacDowell at her ranch in Montana. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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