When you look back and think about the great films in Hollywood history, you inevitably think of Pretty Woman. The film released in 1990 established the already well-known Julia Roberts as one of the best actresses on the cinematographic scene, earning her a new Golden Globe.
Over the years he has continued in the film industry, achieving many more successes and becoming one of the best-known media personalities internationally. This Friday, Roberts returns to Netflix to star in an apocalyptic film about a family who only wanted to have a good vacation in a luxury house.
The promotion of Leave the World Behind is making its protagonists travel through big cities, and, therefore, give interviews wherever they go. And it was in one of the most recent where Julia Roberts wanted to talk about what she would do during an apocalypse. Among other things, she wanted to make it clear that no matter what she went through she would not forget to pick up lots of cheeseburgers and sleeping pills. Something she can't live without to avoid stress.
But that is not all. After this, he would not hesitate to retire with his family, drink a large amount of alcohol and chocolate cookies. It seems that he is very clear about what foods he would need to not lose his mind in such a dangerous moment.
But returning to the film, the character played by Julia Roberts is a self-centered and misanthropic mother who finds the apocalypse just around the corner. A new facet for the actress, who is not used to playing unfriendly characters, but who has enjoyed it like never before.
So much so, that he has decided not to part with one of the phrases that he liked most from the script: "I fucking hate people!" "I have socks that say 'I fucking hate people.' And I love the idea of playing someone who has adopted this way of thinking, and what it really means," she said.
As much as her character is like that, it is something that is very far away from her, since Julia Roberts has always been smiling and familiar. And she couldn't be happier with her husband, Daniel Moder, whom she has been with since 2002, and with her three children.
Despite wanting to protect her family, just a few days ago she published an unpublished photograph of herself with her twins, Hazel and Phinnaeus, on her 19th birthday. "There are no words to describe the joy, fun and excitement of family life," said the actress.
