Reese Witherspoonhas made a huge impact in the world of movies and television, producing stories for a wide audience with her company Hello Sunshine. And the actress is very clear about what kind of stories she wants to tell, and which she doesn’t.
Witherspoon started acting in 1991, appearing in the television filmWildflowerand the movieThe Man in the Moon, at just 15 years old. Her big break came in 1999 thanks toCruel Intentions,and from there Witherspoon’s hold on Hollywood grew until she gradually became one of the most popular actresses in Hollywood, something affirmed with 2001’sLegally Blonde.

In 2003, she also began producing, and in 2006 she won the Oscar for Best Actress forWalk the Line, making it clear that she was already a legend in the industry. In 2016, she founded Hello Sunshine, a multimedia company with which she has developed a long list of projects, including the successful seriesBig Little LiesandThe Morning Show, both of which she starred in.
And while Witherspoon’s goal has always been to bring all kinds of stories to the screen, especially focused on women, she knows very well that there are some plots and characters that do not interest her. During her presentation at Hello Sunshine’s inaugural Shine Away event, the actress reflected on the type of messages she wants to deliver to the audience (viaThe Hollywood Reporter):

“I’m not meant to be doing dark, heavy, intense, horror, gore, darkness movies. People like to see me do light movies, and I was like, OK. It doesn’t put you in the cool kids club a lot but I don’t care, I don’t want to be in the cool kids club. I want to make optimistic stuff that makes girls excited to be women in this world, because it is a wonderful thing to be a woman in this world.”
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