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Kate Winslet calls Hollywood wage inequality battle “vulgar”

Kate added:”She gets under the skin of all the townsfolk”.

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Winslet can now be seen in Steve Jobs.

Here are five reasons Kate Winslet is a star of all ages.

She is a natural, classic beauty who looks as attractive at 40 as she did at 20.

She is wonderfully old-fashioned.

The actress recently revealed that her 15-year-old daughter, Mia, was “very jealous” of her steamy sex scenes with Liam Hemsworth, who played her love interest in “The Dressmaker”.

She hilariously told the presenting duo: ‘Going for a wee was quite hard – actually just getting to the loo which was often miles away! Joe will have to wait for his.

The comical revelation came as Kate revealed her children are already interested in pursuing a career in film, particularly her eldest Mia.

While her words may seem puzzling or unsympathetic to a few the same way JLaw’s co-star Jeremy Renner’s words were misunderstood, bear in mind that Winslet comes from a different society. I am a very lucky woman, and I am quite happy with how things are ticking along’. “He’s very sweet, I must say”.

“It’s only because of her that I know the name of the character that Liam plays in The Hunger Games – I wouldn’t have a clue otherwise!” she said on This Morning.

Jennifer Lawrence’s candid essay on gender pay inequality in Hollywood sparked responses from the likes of Bradley Cooper, Lena Dunham, Emma Watson, and Josh Hutcherson, but Kate Winslet doesn’t plan to join them in speaking publicly on the subject.

“I understand why they are coming up, but maybe It’s a British thing”, the Academy Award-winning actress said in an interview with the BBC earlier this week.

Kate Winslet is against comparing her earnings to her male counterparts as she fears talking about money is “a bit vulgar”.

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She also, sporadically, talks sense – only last week declaring that social media makes her “blood boil” and urging other parents to ban it from their homes.

Kate Winslet wants to see more women directing films