Winslet emphasized that the real pressure she feels is to continue growing as an artist. She described the rewarding experience of producing her latest project, “Lee,” saying, “I am actually producing... pulling people together and taking them with you.”
Her journey to the Oscars began in 1996 with her nomination for her supporting role in “Sense and Sensibility.” She went on to receive four more nominations for films like “Titanic,” “Iris,” “Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind,” and “Little Children.” After finally winning the Best Actress Oscar in 2009, she was nominated again in 2016 for “Steve Jobs.”
Winslet also shared a lighthearted moment about her Oscar statue, revealing that she keeps it in her bathroom. She encourages visitors to pick it up and pretend to give an acceptance speech, saying it leads to some funny moments.
In a recent Variety cover story, Winslet reflected on what made “The Reader” special. She credited director Stephen Daldry for his collaborative approach, noting that he was open about his own nerves during filming. This vulnerability helped her deliver an award-winning performance. Winslet’s insights reveal her passion for her craft and the importance of collaboration in the creative process.
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