Kate Winslet reveals her feelings during the lockdown and how much she misses festivals and cinema
Global star Kate Winslet revealed that she was psychologically damaged under the lockdown, and Winslet said in statements to Deadline, that her 81-year-old father had recently received the first vaccination for Covid, and they are all in good condition, and that she lives in these strange times with her family, saying, " We all get through it, right? ''
Kate Winslet added that she lacks being with the audience, and the ability to go to festivals and get an award, noting that she is especially sad not to go, to the festivals that could have won an award through the movie Ammonite, and Winslet said: "I find it very sad not to be You have this kind of audience, this link..it isn't even about the audience's applause or appreciation, but just this connection, that shared experience when we're all sitting in that huge room together to process what we just saw.. cinema is an exciting experience. "
The star Kate Winslet recalled her most important roles in the movie Titanic at the end of the nineties of the last century, and revealed that despite the great success that the film achieved during its release, she did not feel that she belonged to the world of Hollywood even after this success, and she always had a great fear.
Kate Winslet also mentioned during her interview with Los Angeles newspaper that she is currently enjoying working with the Titanic director again during the second part of the movie Avatar, and about her last shot, which was circulated from the scenes while filming an underwater scene, she confirmed that she prepared herself well to participate in the film. And she learned new ways of diving, so that she can now hold her breath for up to 7 minutes under water.
