Jamie Lee Curtis's portrayal of Annette in The Last Showgirl emphasizes the struggles and resilience of older women in the performance industry, showcasing their depth and experiences.
Annette’s blunt reflection on her future highlights the harsh realities faced by aging performers: 'Bankers retire, she tells a younger dancer, I'm gonna work. Then I'm gonna work some more. And then I'm gonna die.'
The film’s director, Gia Coppola, captures Annette's character with a raw, unfiltered lens, revealing the toll of a lifetime in performance through the details of her appearance and demeanor.
Curtis's performance goes beyond nostalgia, addressing the full spectrum of aging for female characters, presenting them as multifaceted beings shaped by their environments and choices.
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