There's real fear of aging in this country, which I don't share. It seems to be an American nightmare, especially for women. There's nothing worse than a woman trying to look like she did when she was 32 when she is 58. It's like, "Have some dignity, guys-just go with it!”. (Tracey Ullman)

There's real fear of aging in this country, which I don't share. It seems to be an American nightmare, especially for women. There's nothing worse than a woman trying to look like she did when she was 32 when she is 58. It's like, "Have some dignity, guys-just go with it!”.

Tracey Ullman

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