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New Delhi, July 1 (TIWN) There was a time when actresses were told their career would be over at 40 in Hollywood, but not anymore. "The Loudest Voice" star Naomi Watts feels a lot has changed for women in the industry.
"I think that has always been there, definitely. And you know, there was a time when we were told that come the age of 40, it was all over...and that has changed," Watts said during "The Loudest Voice" press conference call in which IANS represented India exclusively. "In terms of being told that we have to look good, I think we want to look good, but we want to be taken seriously and there's no reason that the two things can't co-exist.
"For the red carpet, yes, I want to look my absolute best and I use professional help to create something that looks good, but it has not been so because I've been instructed to. I make that choice myself. I'm in charge of the decision making as to how I present myself," added the 50-year-old.
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