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Ellen Burstyn discusses age attitudes while promoting new film "Place To Be" at Venice Film Festival

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Oscar-winning actress Ellen Burstyn spoke about shifting attitudes toward older women in Hollywood ahead of the world premiere of Kornel Mundruzcó’s film Place To Be. She co‑stars in the movie opposite Taika Waititi and paid tribute to Gloria Steinem during the event at the Venice Film Festival.

Why it matters

Fans will note that Burstyn is still taking starring roles in her 90s, highlighting her ongoing career.

Key facts

  1. Burstyn said she is working into her 90s with a starring role in Place To Be.
  2. She co‑stars with Taika Waititi in the film.
  3. She addressed changing attitudes toward older women in Hollywood.
  4. The remarks were made at the Venice Film Festival world premiere of the movie.

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