Let's talk about one of Hollywood's brightest stars, Kathy Bates. At 69 years old, she’s proving that age is just a number and her career is far from over. This incredible actress, who has battled breast cancer and overcome countless challenges, is making a remarkable comeback. Kathy's not just surviving; she's thriving. Her journey is nothing short of inspiring, and the entertainment world is taking notice.
Co-Star and Director William H. Macy Shares His Admiration
Working alongside Kathy Bates in the upcoming film Krystal is none other than the talented William H. Macy. In an exclusive interview with Closer Weekly, Macy couldn’t stop raving about Kathy. He said, “God, I adore Kathy. You better know what you’re doing if you’re going to work with her. She’s got depth, and she’s really funny. She could play anything!” Macy’s admiration speaks volumes about Kathy’s talent and the respect she commands in the industry. It’s not just about her skills; it’s about the passion and dedication she brings to every role.
Kathy on the red carpet for an American Horror Story viewing.
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Reviving Her Career with Bold Choices
When Kathy Bates joined the third season of American Horror Story, she stepped into a role that was wildly different from anything she’d done before. It was a bold move that reignited her passion for acting. She once said, “This little kid inside me that loves to dress up and pretend, that I thought was done for, just came to life again.” For Kathy, this experience wasn’t just about playing a character; it was about rediscovering her love for the craft. It gave her confidence and reminded her of why she started acting in the first place. “I went through stormy seas and I’ve pulled into a beautiful harbor. I want to be here for a while,” she expressed.
Fighting Ageism in Hollywood
Despite her undeniable talent and success, Kathy hasn’t been immune to the harsh realities of ageism in Hollywood. She openly talked about how her show Harry’s Law was canceled five years ago because the network believed its viewership was too old. “Ageism is alive and well,” Kathy said, describing the cancellation as a “real kick in the gut.” But instead of letting it discourage her, she used it as fuel to push forward. Her determination is a testament to her resilience and unwavering commitment to her career.
What’s Next for Kathy Bates?
Kathy has been keeping busy with an impressive lineup of projects. Recently, she appeared in Feud and Disjointed, and she’s currently working on Moose and The Death and Life of John F. Donovan. Fans can’t wait to see what she has in store for the future. Whether it’s taking on daring new roles or collaborating with innovative directors, Kathy continues to surprise and delight audiences. Her career is proof that talent and passion know no age limits.
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