Feminist icon Gloria Steinem appears in a newly released episode of Netflix’s “Famous Last Words,” filmed for the series’ interviews that are shared after a person’s death. In the conversation, Steinem discusses themes including revolution, regrets, and the future, reflecting on her life and work.
Multiple outlets report that Steinem, who founded and edited “Ms.” magazine, dies on Sept. 2 at age 92. Variety and others describe the episode as the third in the series, which features notable figures and is released posthumously. TVLine and Consequence highlight her reflections on personal and political topics, while Deadline and Hollywood Reporter focus more on her death and the episode’s timing. Deadline also notes that the interview took place in February and was conducted with “Famous Last Words” executive producer Brad Falchuk.
Overall, the coverage aligns on Steinem’s death, the Netflix release of her interview, and her discussion of revolution and regrets, with differences mostly in emphasis on biography, format, and the interview’s production timeline.
