Teri Hatcher ‘Isn’t Ignoring’ Her 60th Birthday: How She’ll Celebrate It

Teri Hatcher will be celebrating another trip around the sun with the release of his new film, How to fall in love at Christmason his upcoming 60th birthday.

“My whole career, I’ve never had a movie on my birthday,” Hatcher, 59, said to himself. Us Weekly on Tuesday, November 19, at It’s a Wonderful Lifetime Event.

Now, Hatcher’s new film will premiere on Sunday, December 8 – the same day she will be celebrating a new decade. When it comes to her past birthday parties, Hatcher said Us that “normally he won’t do anything.”

“Yes, it is very big. But this birthday I felt like I wanted to see it the way I feel – so my daughter turned 27 this year and I said to her, I’m going, ‘That feels like a real age. That’s the legal age, 27,’” Hatcher said. “And in a funny way, I feel like 60 is the official age. And what makes me realize that the people I surround myself with – this backbone [group]we are going a long way.”

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He continued, “I have a group of 20 people who will all celebrate in a special way.” I feel honored that my friends went above and beyond to celebrate with me. I will definitely not ignore them this year.”

How to fall in love at Christmas follows Nora (Hatcher) who tries to save her lifestyle by writing a column about dating during the holidays.

“It’s about a woman who is the CEO of a company and I think she used that job position and responsibility to protect herself from the risk of maybe meeting someone and falling in love,” explained Hatcher. Us. “In this situation that he arrives in the film, he’s forced out of his comfort zone and into a place where he may or may not really fall in love – spoiler alert.”

Hatcher noted that she loves how Christmas movies can affect her holiday. “I have all my classics – Elf, Holiday, Love Actually,” he said. “I understand that from the audience’s side because I, myself, am a Christmas movie watcher. So I love getting news that I can be a part of other people’s holidays.”

Hatcher noted that she is “always” looking for roles that “tell a woman’s story, an older woman’s story that I really like, without judgment, choosing how to age and whether that has to do with your outward appearance or your inner emotional life.”

“I think there are many of us who are single who probably don’t have plastic surgery. And like I said, without judgment. “Continuing to try to find stories that represent women will also make them feel inspired and not alone or understood,” she continued. “That’s what I want. And I’ve always loved comedy and I think that’s something we really need.”

How to fall in love at Christmas premieres on Lifetime on Sunday, December 8 at 8 pm ET.

With reporting by Mariel Turner