Kate Winslet makes a shocking statement about her fellow actors in Hollywood
Kate Winslet has never shied away from speaking her mind to the media, and her April 2021 interview with The Sunday Times is no exception. The actress has had a long history in the industry, and according to her IMDb page, Winslet's career began in 1991 when she played the role of Reet on the television series. Dark season. Winslet has starred in many renowned films, including Eternal Radiance of a Flawless Mind, Sense and Sensibility, and of course, Titanic. Her role in The Reader earned him the first Oscar of her career in 2009, and since then she has appeared in many films.
In 2004, Winslet hosted Saturday Night Live, and in a 2020 interview with People, she was honest about her time on the popular show. When I did SNL, I was in the week after Ashlee Simpson. "I was the next show after," she revealed. "Let me tell you, that study was just abuzz with anxiety."
She continued, "There's that opening monologue thing and they were like, 'Kate, we're so sorry, but we don't have it yet, give us a moment.' The actor shared that at dress rehearsal - he still didn't have an opening monologue and it caused him a lot of stress and anxiety. In an April 2021 interview, the actress made another surprising confession about some of her classmates.
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Kate Winslet opens up about the LGBTQ community
While promoting her movie Ammonite - in which she and Saoirse Ronan play lovers - Kate Winslet sat down with The Sunday Times for an interview with the headline: “Kate Winslet on why she's fed up with Hollywood hypocrisy. In the April 2021 interview, the actor made some bold accusations against the industry.
One of the hot topics was sexuality, and Winslet claimed to know several actors who are afraid to come out. "I can't tell you how many young actors I know, some well known, some newbies, who are terrified that their sexuality will be revealed and that it will get in the way of their casting for straight roles," she told the publication. . "That's fucked up".
"I'm telling you," continued the actor. “A well-known actor just got an American agent and the agent said, 'I understand you are bisexual. I wouldn't make it public. ' I can think of at least four actors who absolutely hide their sexuality. It is painful. Because they fear that they will be discovered. And that's what they say. 'I don't want to be discovered.'
Winslet went on to share that she knows she could have taken on her role in someone else's Ammonite, and has ended up "by not being honest about what [her] actual opinions of her are." Additionally, Winslet shared that she was excited to bring an LGBTQ story to life on the big screen.
