At last, Kate Winslet is revealing her ground-breaking part in the soon-to-be movie Lee.
The actress revealed that “being a producer is a completely different job.” She is well-known for her performance in the 1997 movie Titanic.
In advance of the movie’s premiere this week, the actress spoke exclusively to Digital Spy about her experiences as a producer after serving as an executive producer on programs such as The Regime and Mare of Easttown.
Surprisingly, she revealed to the site that an executive producer is frequently the one who may discover the project in the first place and pass it forward to another individual. Someone who joins as a part-time financier could be the one. Someone who lends out production office space could be the culprit.
“But being a producer is a person who sees it right from the beginning, the nuts and bolts, the details, the cash flow, the crew, the locations,” Winslet said, opening up about her difficulties behind the camera. Everything up until the point of showing the movie.
“I did that on Lee for the first time in my life, so that’s a whole different job,” she said in closing.
This comes after the 48-year-old—a steadfast supporter of women’s rights and an outspoken opponent of Hollywood body-shaming—discussed earlier the significance of women taking a carefree stance and encouraging body positivity.
Her film Lee is scheduled for release on September 13, 2024, for those who are unaware.
