And although Gentry noticed that Ginny is a fictional character, she also talked about how she “reflects all the contradictions and imperfections in life”.
“I fell in love with playing Ginny Miller because she is a character who dares to be imperfect, a character who tries her best to merge into the world around her perfectly, but is consistently rejected,” she added. “She is a character among many in the series that involves us all. She shows us our own prejudices, prejudices and injustices. She loves, she lies and she defends what she believes in – even though she may not have all of her facts correct. She makes mistakes – morally, mentally, physically, emotionally – and not just within herself, but within the destroyed world in which she lives. “
At the end of his post, Gentry shouted to the show staff and sent his regards to his fans. “I am very happy to work with talented, serious and honest women who are not afraid to pull the curtain and expose all the complexities of life – the good and the bad, all with a glass of wine in their hands and a tongue in their cheeks”, she wrote. “To all the people who sent hundreds of messages about the feelings seen for the first time, whether through Ginny or another character in ‘Ginny and Georgia’, thank you for your voices and inspiration. With much love, Toni <3."