Los Angeles, Sep 19 (IANS) Actress Emma Roberts says she would like to work in a film with her aunt and Hollywood star Julia Roberts, but she has not found the “perfect project” yet.
Emma, ​​33, admitted that filmmakers still approach her with the opportunity to co-star with Julia, one of Hollywood’s romantic film icons.
“I want to find a great project for me and my aunt, and I know something will happen. But it’s never been right. She’s the best, and I want to do something with her. We send each other books and talk about stuff, but it’s never been right.
“When I am at a place and I am alone, I watch his movies. I have downloaded his movies on my computer and I watch them at my leisure. ‘My Best Friend’s Wedding’ and ‘America’s Sweethearts’ are my safe movies,” the actor said in an interview with Variety.
Julia, 56, is known for romance dramas and comedies such as “Pretty Woman”, “Notting Hill”, “Mona Lisa Smile”, “Eat Pray Love” and “Runaway Bride”.
Emma also spoke on the critical and commercial failure of the superhero film “Madame Web”.
The actress who plays Mary Parker in the 2024 film said she loved the movie starring Dakota Johnson
“I thought everybody was great in it. The director, SJ Clarkson, I think, did a wonderful job. He’s the reason I wanted to do the movie.
He said, “If there wasn’t internet culture and everything wasn’t being made fun of, I think the reception would have been different. And that’s what really bothers me is that people now make fun of everything, even the work I’ve done.”
Emma has starred in films such as “Aquamarine”, “Wild Child”, “Nancy Drew”, “Holidate”, “The Art of Getting By”, “Billionaire Boys Club” and “Empire State”.
His latest release is the Liz W. Garcia directed “Space Cadet”, which also stars Tom Hopper, Poppy Liu, Gabrielle Union, Kuhoo Verma, Desi Lydic, Sebastian Yatra, Yasha Jackson, Andrew Call, Troy Iwata, Josephine Huang, Dave Foley, Sam Robards and Joshua Harto.
In the film, Emma plays Tiffany “Rex” Simpson, who dreams of going to space but things don’t go as planned.
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