The role in the film 1997 "Titanic" brought Kate Winslet, at that time began a beginner actress, world glory. However, as it turned out, the climbing on the cinematic Olympus was not painless for her. In the new episode of the podcast, Marca Marona WTF, whose guest became Kate, the actress told how the splash of popularity was survived after the "Titanic" exit.
"My house constantly stood cars with photographers. I was drilled, and the British press was not very good for me. I was criticized a lot. I felt poisoned, honestly. I thought: "Okay, it's all terrible, but someday it will pass." And it, of course, passed. But I realized: if the glory and fame looks like this, then I was not ready for it. Definitely no, "Kate shared.
The actress said that "all this a little easier", after she became a mother. In 2000, Kate gave birth to Miu's daughter, elder from three of his children. Three years later, the Winslet and her family left the Great Britain and moved to New York partially due to the work of her then her husband Sam Mendez, and also because Kate "could no longer cope with the local press." Later, the Winslet still returned to Native England.
Earlier in an interview with Kate, he was told that the school was subjected to ridicule because of their weight. And after the yield of "Titanic", her problems with self-esteem were aggravated, since the actress was intended to be intended, and its appearance was evaluated and criticized.