Overview
- On The Hollywood Reporter's Awards Chatter, Paltrow said she woke in a London hotel thinking she was having a heart attack but did not call for help because she knew 911, not the UK's 999.
- She said portraying Sylvia Plath in the 2003 film Sylvia helped her process her loss and "kind of saved my life."
- Paltrow noted that listening to Sigur Rós and sticking to work routines provided an outlet for overwhelming emotions.
- She told Amy Poehler's Good Hang that backlash to the term "consciously uncoupling" led a distributor to drop her from a planned film job.
- The disclosures come from recent podcast appearances and are retrospective personal accounts rather than a new health incident.