Kate Winslet Reflects on the Challenges of 'Titanic' Fame

The acclaimed actress opens up about the downsides of her early stardom and how it shaped her career choices.

Kate Winslet discusses the negative impact of sudden fame following 'Titanic,' describing it as 'horrible' and 'quite unpleasant.'
Winslet chose smaller, independent film roles post-'Titanic' to stay grounded and avoid the pressures of fame.
The actress faced significant media scrutiny and body shaming, which she now views as borderline abusive.
Despite the challenges, Winslet has no regrets about her career path and continues to cherish the joy 'Titanic' brings to fans.
Winslet's experience highlights the changing industry attitudes towards young actresses and the importance of using one's voice.