Was that always the plan for Brianna’s ending? But I was surprised because we’ve been conditioned in other movies and TV shows to see female characters compromise their wants for the sake of a happy ending. I was relieved that Brianna doesn’t bend her beliefs about getting married or having kids in order to stay with Barry. The best part of it is how many young women have seen it and are thinking about aging-not in a way where they’re terrified, but in a way where they’re like, “Oh, it looks like it might be fun out there.” Because men get the opportunity to age into sexy salt and pepper hair and wisdom and gravitas, and they get to hold their age and wear it in a way that women usually don’t. That’s really my big reflection as the series ends, is what a wonderful thing for women to see. Get ready, because it’s all going away.” And these characters have shown us that they actually are more themselves than ever, are more dropped into who they really are. We receive so much messaging that tells us, “Get ready to lose your power, your looks, your sexuality. That’s changed the way I thought about aging. The idea of Grace and Frankie moving into their 70s, 80s, being one of the most exciting authentic realized chapters of their lives-it’s so powerful.