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Jamie Lee Curtis (also 60+) has transitioned from "scream queen" to legitimate action stalwart and Oscar winner. Her role in Everything Everywhere as a IRS manager with sausage fingers shattered the glass ceiling of what a "character actress" looks like.

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Michelle Yeoh won the Oscar for Everything Everywhere All at Once at age 60. She wasn't playing a "grandmother who knows kung fu"—she played a weary, overwhelmed laundromat owner whose superpower was emotional exhaustion. She proved that mature women can anchor high-octane, multiversal chaos.
Jamie Lee Curtis (also 60+) has transitioned from "scream queen" to legitimate action stalwart and Oscar winner. Her role in Everything Everywhere as a IRS manager with sausage fingers shattered the glass ceiling of what a "character actress" looks like.