Kate Winslet she is one of the most loved actresses in the world. Oscar winner for Reader and the main characters of dozens of iconic films, such as Titanic or Massacre, today he is one of the most significant stars on the Hollywood firmament. However, this was not always the case. To talk to Fashion on the occasion of the release of her new film, a biopic dedicated to the war photographer. Lee Millerremembered those years and the problems he faced.
“I was constantly told that I had the wrong shape,” said Kate Winslet. I was constantly told that I should settle for less.
Although as a child she called herself “the mostFat little girl sitting in the back and wearing the wrong shoes“The actress spoke about her decision to recreate a topless photo of Lee Miller, who she plays in the new film.
I had to be damn brave to allow my body to be as soft as possible and not hide,” Winslet said. And believe me, people on our team said, “Maybe you could sit down.” And I said, “Why? Because of a small piece of skin showing? No, that won’t happen! I know it’s better not to waste precious energy criticizing my appearance. I think it’s better for every woman to just say: I believe in myself. It doesn’t matter what others think; that’s who I am: let’s move on.
Kate Winslet also recalled the continuous “bullyingThe media, especially after Titanic
I think this feeling of mine probably stems from the fact that I was subjected to the most terrible scrutiny and judgment, and in fact I would go as far as to say bullying, from the mainstream media when I was in my twenties “, – he said.
Previously he defined body shaming bordering on violencethe one right after James Cameron’s 1997 epic.
Apparently I was too fat,” she said in December 2022, regarding the long-running debate about why Leonardo DiCaprio’s character couldn’t fit on the raft at the end of the film. Why were they so cruel to me? They were so bad. I wasn’t even fat. I wanted to tell the journalists, I wanted to answer: “Don’t you dare treat me like that. “I’m a young woman, my body is changing, I’m figuring this out, I’m deeply insecure, I’m scared, don’t make things more complicated than they already are.” You know, this is mockery, I would say, bordering on insult.
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