Those stunt people are wonderful”: Catherine Zeta-Jones Had One Major Disagreement With Tom Cruise Despite Being Hollywood’s First Major Action Queen

Catherine Zeta-Jones Had One Major Disagreement With Tom Cruise Despite Being Hollywood’s First Major Action Queen

Welsh actor Catherine-Zeta Jones is one among the many actors who have proved that good looks and acting talent can go hand in hand. The star who has been part of many commercial blockbusters, stunned audiences with her acting and singing prowess in her Oscar-winning performance in Chicago. Zeta-Jones is now enjoying the spotlight in Netflix’s hit series Wednesday in which she plays the mysterious Morticia Addams.

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Hollywood star Catherine Zeta-Jones

The beautiful star has also flexed her muscles on many occasions in films like The Mask of Zorro and Entrapment. More recently, the Chicago actor was seen in National Treasure: Edge of History in which she performed her own stunts as well. Zeta-Jones though, had a different take on action when compared to her Rock of Ages co-star Tom Cruise.

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Catherine Zeta-Jones’ Opinion on Stunts and Stunt Professionals

Hollywood star Catherine-Zeta Jones has never shied away from a challenge on-screen. The Oscar winner has embraced her daring side by performing her own stunts without injuries in National Treasure: Edge of History. But Zeta-Jones has also clarified that her view regarding doing one’s own death-defying stunts is very different from someone like Tom Cruise who is popularly known to push the envelope as far as action is concerned. Speaking about the right time and the need to do action, Zeta-Jones said,

“Certain stunts in movies and stuff, you have to do, unless you’re Tom Cruise and you really want to fly out of a plane. I’m not Tom and I admire him for all he does. But for me, it’s a wonderful career. Those stunt people are wonderful,” 

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Catherine Zeta-Jones in National Treasure: Edge of History

The star also added that her love for cinema is a catalyst for her to try her hand at directing sometime in the future depending on the nature of the project that falls into her lap.

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Catherine Zeta-Jones Is Grateful For The Support Of Her Family

There’s nothing more solid than the support of family and Catherine Zeta-Jones is a strong believer of that. The star who has had a consistent career with an impressive filmography, has openly acknowledged the role of her family and their influence in getting her to where she is today. Speaking fondly of her children, Zeta-Jones said,

“Both my daughter and Dylan have been so incredibly supportive to me, not just as an actor, but just me, you know. I’ve been extremely blessed to be able to have both in my life.”

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Catherine Zeta-Jones is grateful for her family’s support

The Wednesday star was also quick to recognize the contribution of her actor-husband Michael Douglas and said that their relationship was the cornerstone of all the success that she received as a star in Hollywood.

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Written by Sharanya Sankar

Sharanya is a mom, bookworm, and cinephile. Having completed her Masters degree in Journalism and Mass Communication, writing is one of her passions. When she is not running behind her 11 and 9 year old, she spends her time watching and blogging about movies. She enjoys a range of genres from Indian mass entertainers to Hollywood and world cinema. Her interests also include analyzing pop culture in movies and music.