Kate Beckinsale is '
not interested' in playing likeable characters.
The British actress says her main ambition in approaching a role is to make the person she is playing seem
'human' rather than have the audience warm to them.
She said:
'I'm not attracted to characters who are instantly likable, nor am I that interested in making them likable. My goal is to make them real, to find what makes them human and empathetic, to trace a certain logic that explains why a character is how she is.'
The 38-year-old actress also credited her role in 2003
vampire movie 'Underworld' for making her more willing to move out of her comfort zone, both professionally and personally.
She said:
''Underworld' forced me out of my head, and I really needed that done. Now I can put myself through things I find horrifying and emotional and know I will survive.'
Despite receiving widespread critical acclaim for many of her movie roles,
Kate believes she still has't produced her best work.
She told Manhattan magazine:
'Really, I'm a late bloomer. My best work is to come.'
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She said: ''Underworld' forced me out of my head, and I really needed that done. Now I can put myself through things I find horrifying and emotional and know I will survive.'
Despite receiving widespread critical acclaim for many of her movie roles, Kate believes she still has't produced her best work.
She told Manhattan magazine: 'Really, I'm a late bloomer. My best work is to come.'
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