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No Longer 16: Molly Ringwald Turns 40 (and is okay with that)
Ringwald showed us in a series of John Hughes film how much angst one could have being a teenager. Now that she is 40, she tells us in this interview how little angst there can be in middle age.
How is 40?
Forty is fine! Forty is great. I'm writing a book about it, to be published by HarperCollins in fall '09. Really, I am! Not just about 40, but people who are of my generation, catching up and what that's like and how you have to reidentify yourself at that age in a culture that's pretty youth-driven. But it's fine actually! Leading up to 40 is much worse than being 40. The sort of tick-tock -- everything just seems so much weirder and scarier than it actually is.
Do you have big regrets?
No, I don't regret. I don't see any point in regretting anything. I've had a really interesting life. I've done some great stuff. I don't see I should regret anything.
Source: LA Times
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