“Widow’s Bay” Star Dale Dickey Celebrates Being ‘the Most Wrinkled Woman in Hollywood’
The Widow's Bay star, 64, spoke with PEOPLE at the Celebrating Women of Emmy Season red carpet in Los Angeles on Sept. Dickey adds that she's also "old enough" to not care about her wrinkles or her appearance, so long as she's comfortable and taking…
The Widow's Bay star, 64, spoke with PEOPLE at the Celebrating Women of Emmy Season red carpet in Los Angeles on Sept. Dickey adds that she's also "old enough" to not care about her wrinkles or her appearance, so long as she's comfortable and.
Back in high school, Dickey recalls being more self-conscious. When her weight fluctuated or when she was dealing with acne, she felt a "deep insecurity" that stuck with her.
What Happened
I'm not pretty enough.' And I spent years not pretty enough... Instead of focusing on her appearance, Dickey says she's determined to try everything she's interested in — at the moment, she's swimming, she adds.
In the genre-blending horror-comedy Apple TV series, Dickey portrays Rosemary, a town hall employee whose deadpan, sarcasm and surprisingly extensive knowledge of the island's genealogy earned praise from fans and critical acclaim from the.
This year, Dickey received her first Primetime Emmy Award nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series for her role in Widow's Bay.
"Life is, you really realize you're still very young," she says.
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