Joanna Gleason brings a quietly commanding presence to her roles, often elevating supporting characters with nuanced performances. In Last Vegas, she plays Diana, the sophisticated ex-wife navigating the antics of four aging friends. Gleason’s work has a grounded warmth reminiscent of her Tony-winning turn as the sharp-tongued actress in Stephen Sondheim’s A Little Night Music. Her collaborations with directors who appreciate subtlety, such as her part in Woody Allen’s Husbands and Wives, reveal her knack for balancing humor and emotional depth. Whether portraying complex relationships or understated moments, Gleason turns characters into vivid people you remember long after the credits roll. Fans browsing her work will find that her roles often offer a mix of wit and heart, making her a quietly rewarding presence in films like Last Vegas.