Actress Kate Bosworth says actresses can not fret over their age in a profession of creativity and talent.
Bosworth expressed her views at Cinema Society screening of her film "Still Alice" at Landmark Sunshine in New York this week, reports nypost.com.
"Listen, it is difficult to be a professional artist; it doesn't really matter what age. It's challenging to make a living off of being creative," she said.
Adding further, the 32-year-old said: "I have people like Juli (Julianne Moore), I look up to Cate Blanchett a lot. All you can keep doing is doing the work. Keep putting one foot in front of the other, and you have a long career."
Meanwhile, "Still Alice" also features Moore, Kristen Stewart and Katie Couric.
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