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Beloved country music drama\u00a0Nashville<\/em> is now available to watch on Netflix, and Hayden Panettiere<\/a> says she can’t wait for a new generation of fans to discover the show.<\/p>\n Panettiere played rising country-pop star Juliette Barnes on the series, which aired six seasons between October 2012 and July 2018.<\/p>\n In a new interview with\u00a0Glamour<\/em><\/a>, she says she would “absolutely” consider filming a reboot of\u00a0Nashville<\/em>.<\/p>\n The show’s plot lines and character developments never stopped exciting her, Panettiere continues, and left plenty of room for growth in any potential remake.<\/p>\n “I feel like\u00a0Nashville<\/em> stayed very steady throughout the entire six years, and the storylines just continued to get juicier and juicier,” she explains. “They never ran out of material.”<\/p>\n Panettiere is a singer as well as an actor, and getting the chance to incorporate her musical talents into her role made her work on\u00a0Nashville<\/em> a “dream job,” she points out. Juliette Barnes’ life also mirrored many elements of Panettiere’s own.<\/p>\n “I played a character that had gone through very similar things to what I’ve gone through in my life,” she said.<\/p>\n “In my life, there’s never a dull moment. So in Juliette’s life, I expect there to never be a dull moment either,” she added.<\/p>\n It hasn’t always been easy for Panettiere to play a character whose story was so close to her own.<\/p>\n The actor has been open about her struggles with alcohol, opioid use and postpartum depression, and her onscreen character wrestled with similar struggles during the show, too.<\/p>\n Read More<\/em>: Hayden Panettiere Says Filming Nashville Was ‘Traumatizing’ <\/a><\/strong><\/p>\nWould Hayden Panettiere Do a Nashville<\/em> Reboot?<\/h3>\n