After filming more than 50 films in her career, Julia Roberts, Oscar winner for 'Erin Brockovich', did not dare to appear N- in any scene.
Julia Roberts is one of the most popular and iconic actresses in Hollywood. Winner of the Oscar for Best Actress for her performance as Erin Brockovich in 2000 and remembered for her roles in memorable films such as Pretty Woman and The Pelican Report, Roberts, now 56 years old, never dared to film a n-de scene and in A recent interview for Vogue UK magazine decided to explain the reason.
It was the British presenter Richard Curtis who asked Julia Roberts if she feels some kind of “feeling of responsibility towards other women” when avoiding scripts that involve a scene where she has to undress. Roberts assured that he is doing well with making films with a 'G-Rated' profile (suitable for all audiences).
“Not to criticize other people's decisions, but for me not taking my clothes off in a movie or not being physically vulnerable is a decision I make for myself. But, in effect, I am choosing not to do something instead of choosing to do something,” said the actress.
At another time, Julia Roberts referred to the dynamics that exist today in the film industry, which she described as something “completely different” from what it was like when she made her film debut in 1988. “There are so many elements to be famous now, which seems exhausting. There are more elements, there is more noise, there are more exits, there are more things,” she noted.
This is not the first time that Julia Roberts refers to her position of not getting N- in front of the cameras. In 2009, she stressed that her role as her mother does not allow her to change her mind and access these scenes. “It's not really what I do, if you ask me to do it, you have to expect it to be moderate,” she told the press.
Julia Roberts spoke about the death of her ex-boyfriend Matthew Perry
Last December, Julia Roberts broke her silence and decided to talk about her ex-boyfriend Matthew Perry, the popular actor of Chandler Bing in Friends.
It was during an interview with Entertainment Tonight that the actress lamented the death of Matthew Perry, with whom she dated for six months after recording scenes together for a memorable episode of the American series.
"The sudden death of someone (like Matthew Perry) so young is devastating. I think you know, this helps us appreciate what we have and move forward in a positive way as best we can," she said.
