Hayden Panettiere’s time on Nashville could also be over, however the present’s legacy lives on, particularly now that it is gaining a brand new following on Netflix. The collection, which aired from 2012 to 2018, nonetheless resonates with followers, and Panettiere is grateful for the impression it had on individuals’s lives. As she informed Glamour, “Folks actually, actually liked that present… They liked the human tales, the truth that it provides you sort of a peek into this Hollywood life.” She appreciates how her character, Juliette Barnes, affected followers, notably girls and younger girls who associated to her struggles.
Panettiere spent six years taking part in Juliette, from her early 20s to twenty-eight, and the expertise had an enduring impression on her. She’s completely satisfied to see the present discovering new followers on Netflix and hopes it would proceed to succeed in a large viewers. When requested if she’d be open to a reboot, she mentioned “completely.” Nonetheless, she’s unsure what it could appear like, saying “if it ain’t broke, do not repair it.” She believes the present’s regular storyline and juicy plot twists had been key to its success.
All through her time on Nashville, Panettiere’s character went via experiences just like her personal, and he or she thinks that if she had been to reprise her position, Juliette’s life would nonetheless be stuffed with drama. She additionally loved exploring her love of music, notably nation music, on the present. As she famous, “I imply, it was a dream job in that manner. I bought to do greater than appearing. I have to discover my love for music and particularly nation music.” She credit nation music’s recognition to its loyal fan base and the style’s capacity to inform tales that resonate with individuals.
Nashville was only one a part of Panettiere’s profitable profession, which started when she was 11 months outdated. She’s labored on varied tasks, together with the Carry It On movie collection, Scream, and The Forger. After taking a break after Nashville ended, she’s now set to return to appearing and producing with the upcoming movie Sleepwalker. She’s additionally engaged on her memoir, Scream And Break Free: Habit, Trauma, and How the Cheerleader Saved Herself, which can cowl her struggles with dependancy, postpartum melancholy, and trauma, in addition to her profession. As she mentioned, “I feel individuals shall be actually stunned once they learn all about my life and possibly the image they painted of me of their heads isn’t fairly correct.” She’s excited to share her story and hopes it would assist others.
