Kate Winslet
Once wrapping a movie, viewing the final result isn’t exactly one of Kate Winslet‘s favorite things to do. I suppose that’s pretty understandable, right?
“I always wanted to be an actress for as long as I can remember, and I’m incredibly fortunate that my career has turned out the way it has,” the Oscar-winning beauty, who is currently starring in the HBO mini-series Mildred Pierce, recently told the British celebrity gossip site Female First.
“I watch my films once, and that’s it,” Winslet added. “The experience of making a movie is far removed from watching the end result. It’s exciting, but it still makes me squirm.”
In other Winslet news, Entertainment Weekly reveals that the 35-year-old English actress will release a book in support of autism awareness. Out this November via Simon & Schuster, The Golden Hat draws from Winslet’s connection with a non-verbal autistic boy named Keli Ericsdottir and his poem about “a hat that enables an autistic boy to communicate with others.” Photographs featuring a host of hat-wearing celebs, including Jude Law, Ricky Gervais and Margaret Thatcher‘s film doppelganger Meryl Streep, will also be included.
‘I Watch My Films Once and That’s It,’ Says Kate Winslet
Kate Winslet
Once wrapping a movie, viewing the final result isn’t exactly one of Kate Winslet‘s favorite things to do. I suppose that’s pretty understandable, right?
“I always wanted to be an actress for as long as I can remember, and I’m incredibly fortunate that my career has turned out the way it has,” the Oscar-winning beauty, who is currently starring in the HBO mini-series Mildred Pierce, recently told the British celebrity gossip site Female First.
“I watch my films once, and that’s it,” Winslet added. “The experience of making a movie is far removed from watching the end result. It’s exciting, but it still makes me squirm.”
In other Winslet news, Entertainment Weekly reveals that the 35-year-old English actress will release a book in support of autism awareness. Out this November via Simon & Schuster, The Golden Hat draws from Winslet’s connection with a non-verbal autistic boy named Keli Ericsdottir and his poem about “a hat that enables an autistic boy to communicate with others.” Photographs featuring a host of hat-wearing celebs, including Jude Law, Ricky Gervais and Margaret Thatcher‘s film doppelganger Meryl Streep, will also be included.