Julia Roberts Reflects on 'Notting Hill' Role and 'G-Rated' Career

In a recent interview, the actress discussed her discomfort with playing a famous actress in 'Notting Hill', her decision to avoid nude scenes, and the changes in the film industry.

Julia Roberts revealed in a recent interview with British Vogue that she almost turned down her role in the 1999 romantic comedy 'Notting Hill' because she felt uncomfortable playing a famous actress.
Roberts also discussed her decision to not do nude scenes in her films, describing her career as 'G-rated'.
The actress shared her views on the changes in the film industry, stating it seems more chaotic now for young people starting out in showbusiness.
In the same interview, Roberts expressed her love for the romantic comedy genre and reflected on her roles in iconic films such as 'Pretty Woman' and 'My Best Friend’s Wedding'.
Roberts also revealed that she wore her own clothes for the iconic 'I’m just a girl' scene in 'Notting Hill'.