Sally Field reveals why she turned down 'The First Wives Club' role
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Key Points:
- Sally Field revealed she declined the role of Annie Paradis in "The First Wives Club" because she disagreed with the movie's portrayal of older women seeking romantic or sexual relationships.
- Field expressed that she felt there was more meaningful content for women than the film's focus on dating and relationships in later life.
- She also cited her inability to sing as a reason for turning down the role, as the movie featured a musical number performed by the lead actresses.
- The role was ultimately played by Diane Keaton, whom Field praised as perfectly suited for the part.
- "The First Wives Club" is a comedy about three middle-aged women seeking revenge on their ex-husbands after being discarded, starring Goldie Hawn, Diane Keaton, and Bette Midler.
