ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 1月6日 08時49分

It may be impossible to draw a single thread through all of Annette Bening’s performances to neatly cinch together her legacy. But if one thing connects the great actress's many onscreen women, it’s the mischievous confidence she brings to that simple, irreverent question, “Why not?” Annette broke through in 1990 with her Academy Award-nominated turn in “The Grifters” as a sexy, unapologetic con artist who figured: Why not use what Mama gave her? In “Bugsy,” her brassy dame wondered: Why not double-cross a mobster? In “The American President,” her spitfire lobbyist asked: Why not fall in love and spar with the most powerful man in the world? In “American Beauty,” “Being Julia” and “Mrs. Harris,” her characters ultimately concluded: Why not fight to be free, even if it means finally owning up to an affair, destroying a young rival onstage or killing your beloved? “I’m always trying to get out of clichés of portraits of women,” the 58-year-old actress told @ニューヨーク・タイムズ, adding that she's not interested in idealizing women. "That's so boring." @chadbatka took this portrait of #AnnetteBening in New York.

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