Gretchen Moll.
(Photo by Valerie Macon/AFP via Getty Images)Gretchen Moll She opens up about her life after becoming a 'fashion girl' in the '90s.
“There are always new faces in Hollywood,” Moll, 52, said. the people In an interview published on Saturday, January 4. “It's a fixed wheel that turns over. It's a young company – that's a reality there, but that's okay.
Moll is perhaps best known for her role as Jillian on the HBO series Boardwalk EmpireBut she also starred in films like They are round, Notorious Betty Page, 3:10 to Yuma and Manchester by sea.
“I think getting older as an actor really liberates you. You have more wisdom, more moments where you're up and down, and the stakes aren't as high,” Moll told the outlet. “Your jobs become more about the fun and the creative process, rather than what people will think.” About the outcome or what they will say about you.”
Moll's career has slowed since he called her the “perfect girl.” Vanity gallery In 1998. She moved from New York City to the Berkshires during the COVID-19 pandemic, choosing to remain there with her husband. Todd Williams To raise their two teenage children: 17-year-old son Ptolemy and 14-year-old daughter Winter.
“We still go into town when we need to, but the kids go to school locally,” Moll said. the people. “It's a beautiful little community that we found here. Most of the people, I know what they do for a living, and they know what I do. And it's nice to be with them, to know everyone's names. They're just really good people.”
According to Moll, her children are less interested in her past professional accomplishments. “Vanity gallery“In particular, it meant something in a way that if I tried to explain it to my kids, they would say, ‘What?’”
Moll is currently starring in the film Ed Burns“Next movie, Millers in marriagewhich follows an aging, once-gorgeous rock star as she navigates her second act as she deals with a failed marriage.
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“It's conversations I've had with friends,” she said of the scenario, which she finds relatable to a stage in life where your children don't require as much of your attention as they once did.
“I was fortunate to continue working while raising the children, but my priorities changed,” Moll continued. “But now I have more time to think about those endeavors I always wanted to do.”
