In a recent interview with PORTER magazine, acclaimed actress Kate Winslet opened up about her experience with fame following the release of the iconic film Titanic in 1997. While Titanic catapulted Winslet into the spotlight and brought her immense recognition, she admitted that there were aspects of fame she could have done without.
Winslet revealed that the media intrusion during that time made her life quite unpleasant. She felt pressured to look a certain way and conform to a specific image. Journalists would often question her choices and wonder why she opted for smaller projects after the monumental success of Titanic. However, Winslet humorously asserted that she deliberately chose those projects because being famous was, in her words, 'horrible.'
