Titanic star Kate Winslet speaks out for the first time about the war in Ukraine and outlines her position

English actress Kate Winslet, who gained worldwide fame for playing Rose Dawson in the legendary movie Titanic, spoke out for the first time about the war in Ukraine. The 48-year-old actress mentioned our homeland, saying that she is a true courage.

The celebrity outlined her position in an interview with Time magazine. She noted that she does not like being called brave for doing her job.

The actress played the lead role in the biographical film Lee, where she embodied the image of the legendary World War II correspondent Lee Miller. According to Kate Winslet, she is not afraid to look imperfect onscreen, so she often refused to wear makeup and showed her real body while filming the movie. However, when the celebrity noticed that her struggle against the image of a "perfect woman" was considered courageous, she said she was annoyed by this opinion.

"This is not courage. I am not a former postal executive fighting for justice. And I am not in Ukraine. I am doing a job that is important to me," the artist said.

During the interview, Kate Winslet mentioned the pressure on women because of their bodies in Hollywood. She admitted that during the filming process of the movie Lee, one of the team members asked her to sit up straighter and pull in her stomach to hide her flaws.

"Do you think I don't know that you see it? I am absolutely comfortable," the star replied to the remark.

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