Red carpets, wealth and a lot of variety: Many people envy Hollywood stars for their lifestyle. Of course, acting also has its downsides. Renée Zellweger has now spoken in an interview about how much the job has hurt her.
"It is not healthy to sleep only three hours every night, it is not healthy to fly from one country to another all the time. And it is not healthy to practically always be on the move and not to see your family anymore," said the 50-year-old the magazine "Bunte". For this reason, she had not stood in front of the camera for several years and had to reposition herself: "Otherwise I would have broken down."
It was time for Zellweger to "get to know new things and have normal conversations with normal people again." Your own happiness has top priority in your life.
Zellweger is best known for her role as the chaotic single woman Bridget Jones in the films of the same name. The Texan can currently be seen in the movie "Judy". In it she plays the Hollywood icon Judy Garland and is already being acted for as an Oscar candidate. She had already received the award in 2004 for her supporting role in the civil war drama "On the way to Cold Mountain".