Rita Wilson Shares Where She Thinks Her 'Now and Then' Character Chrissy Would Be Today
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Ilana Kaplan
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Summary
In an exclusive interview with PEOPLE, actress Rita Wilson shares her thoughts on where her 'Now and Then' character Chrissy would be in 2026. Wilson imagines Chrissy would have gone gray, moved past her signature pink phase, and might be divorced but thriving as a single woman. The article reflects on the beloved 1995 film and Wilson's connection to the character.
Key quotes
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I think that she would have been over her whole pink phase.
but a really rockin
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