Lisa Ann Walter Regrets 'Hot' Body Missed Opportunity

Actress Lisa Ann Walter, known for her roles in "The Parent Trap" and "Bruce Almighty," recently reflected on her past body image. Speaking at the "Avatar: Fire and Ash" world premiere, Walter, 62, admitted that she didn't fully appreciate her own attractiveness during the 1990s. She characterized the decade as a difficult period for women regarding body positivity, a sentiment she now finds surprising given her own "bangin'" figure at the time. Walter even humorously suggested she should have pursued opportunities like a "Playboy" feature.

Currently, Walter is actively engaged in filming the fifth season of the critically acclaimed comedy series "Abbott Elementary." She expressed enthusiasm for promoting the show, attributing it to her genuine belief in its quality and positive societal impact. Walter emphasized the strong bonds within the cast and crew, describing them as akin to family. This support system makes promoting the series an enjoyable experience for her.

Regarding the current season of "Abbott Elementary," Walter hinted at significant plot developments that will impact multiple upcoming episodes. While she avoided specific spoilers to protect creator Quinta Brunson's vision, she indicated that these changes will notably involve the character Jacob. The series has garnered significant accolades, including a Screen Actors Guild Award and a Golden Globe for its ensemble cast.