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Over the last few years, a funny thing happened to Reese Witherspoon’s IMDb page. The woman who became a teen idol in the ’90s and won an Oscar before she turned 30 has, at least according to the internet, 10 upcoming projects—as a producer. At the age of 45, Witherspoon has bent Hollywood to her will, growing her media company Hello Sunshine—which focuses on stories told about women, by women—into an industry powerhouse that has, among other things, helped reimagine what television can be with shows such as Big Little Lies, The Morning Show, and Little Fires Everywhere. She has also used her influence to embolden Time’s Up, a non-profit, nonpartisan organization that combats gender-based workplace discrimination, alongside some of Hollywood’s most powerful women, one of whom is the actor and producer Tracee Ellis Ross. We’ll let her take it from here. —BEN BARNA

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TRACEE ELLIS ROSS: Reese, you and I got anchored to each other during a really important time, and I got to see firsthand your extraordinary-ness. And before we begin, there are a few things I’d like to say about Reese Witherspoon: You are solution-oriented. You’re one of the hardest workers I’ve ever met in my life. You are not afraid to roll up your sleeves and get in there and be a part of things. You have a business mind like no other human being I have ever met. You are savvy with money and finances. You are advocacy-minded, humanity-based, and fierce—as a friend, a human, a mom, and a wife. You are willing to ask, speak up, and say no, and you understand that “no” is a complete sentence. These are things that all of us can learn from and be inspired by. You are the type of person you want on your team. About a week ago, I had a dream that I was interviewing you. You mom was there and she and I were sitting in a room and crying a lot. I woke up and texted you: “I just had a dream that I was interviewing you and your mom was there and I have no idea what it meant, but I thought I’d say hi.” And now, here we are, having this conversation.

REESE WITHERSPOON: What an intro. I’m blushing. But to be clear, you are definitely one of the hardest-working people I’ve ever met. Every time I talk to you, you’re either writing a book or running a hair care line or on a show.

TRACEE ELLIS ROSS: Our little group that got connected when we did are all the same kind of woman, and it was really interesting because so often women are expected to be one thing and one thing only, and all of us are so many other things. So here’s my first question for you: How would you define yourself?

WITHERSPOON: Oh, gosh. I’m a mom first. I’m somebody’s daughter. I’ve worked around teams since I was 14 years old, so I definitely think I’m a team leader at this point. I can safely say that. I’m a doer. I don’t like to talk about things for too long, I like to just do them. If they can’t be done, I like to do them and move on.

ROSS: What is the most important thing to you about who you’ve become? I don’t mean careerwise, but as a person.

WITHERSPOON: I now know what I’m good at, and I know what I’m not good at. My passions have become more intensified as I’ve gotten older. I truly believe that like-minded people who get together and push toward a greater good can create real change in this world. I only believe that because of the friendships I’ve made with extraordinary women like you over the past, I’d say, four years. Before that, I felt so lonely, and it was really hard for me because a lot of the conversations I was having in rooms in Hollywood, well, I felt like I was the only one having them. When we all started getting together and meeting, I realized that women were having the same conversations across town in a different boardroom or on a different set, and it was enormously comforting to know that I wasn’t pushing a rock up a hill. It’s still a lot of effort, but it felt more effortless with you guys involved. And since then, the support that’s been created by this group of women feels like I have a chorus behind me.

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ROSS: You talk about how real change can be created when there is a sense of community and collective power, and so much of our culture has siloed women off so that we haven’t been able to lean into our collective power, which brings me to this question: What things in our culture that we have been asked to simply accept do you refuse to accept?

WITHERSPOON: The thing that society said for so long, particularly in our business, was that there wasn’t an audience for entertainment that was created by women, with women at the center. And that concept has evolved for me so much since 2011, when I started Hello Sunshine and went around to each studio head and asked, “What are you developing for women?” Other than one studio, they all said, “Nothing.”

ROSS: Nothing?

WITHERSPOON: I’m telling you. It doesn’t even feel like it was that long ago. But I had a studio head say to me, “Reese, we already have a movie with a woman this year. We can’t make another one.”

ROSS: Oh my god.

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WITHERSPOON: And they had no trepidation about admitting that to me. It was just an accepted norm. That was astonishing to me, that they would say it so plainly and that it was something I was supposed to accept. When I started my company, I was like, I’m not going to do it inside of a system that doesn’t philosophically believe that there’s an audience out there that’s bigger than the one that exists. The other thing that really drives me nuts is that women aren’t encouraged to have conversations about financial literacy. And when things drive me crazy long enough, I feel like I’ve got to go do something about it, and it takes me a w

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