This is why you never see any women over 40 on TV

Women on screen still have a shelf life; men on screen have a whole life

The most offensive aspect of this proscribed myth is that women in middle age don’t want to see ourselves onscreen. I’m calling time on that.As part of my campaign, I carried out a survey of regular TV and film viewers. What I found was not surprising, but look how far it differs from what happens in reality.

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