Brittany Snow is on a mission to break Hollywood’s long-standing rule of sidelining women over 32 in steamy scenes. On the “Las Culturistas” podcast, the 39-year-old actress called out the industry’s ageist stereotypes and highlighted how her Netflix thriller “The Hunting Wives” boldly showcases women embracing their sexuality beyond Hollywood’s usual cutoff.
In the show, Snow plays Sophie, who gets caught in a seductive, risky friendship with socialite Margo, played by Malin Akerman, 47. Both actresses star in confident and powerful intimate scenes meant for the woman’s gaze. Snow praised the respect and safety on set, especially Akerman’s caring approach during those scenes. The series was a hit with 5.2 million views the first week, and a second season is confirmed for summer 2026.
Snow also stars in Hulu’s drama “Murdaugh: Death in the Family” and Netflix’s “The Beast In Me”, keeping her strong streaming presence. This marks a new wave of women-led stories in Hollywood, changing the way women over 30 are shown on screen by redefining age, power, and sexuality. “The Hunting Wives” proves women’s stories and sexuality don’t have an expiration date in entertainment.
