Emma claims that Mr Allen "goes to great lengths" to keep his scripts under wraps.
Los Angeles:
Actress Emma Stone says that she felt intimidated by Woody Allen while working in the movie Magic in the Moonlight directed by him.
The actress stars alongside Colin Firth in the film and for the 25-year-old, working under Mr Allen's direction was nerve-racking because the team weren't given time to get comfortable with him, reports contactmusic.com. (Also read: Emma Stone is "paranoid" about paparazzi)
"It was hugely intimidating. I think after a while you get your sea legs a little bit, but there's no rehearsal process, there's no real getting-to-know Woody at all. You are just terrified. It's all cold," contactmusic.com quoted Emma as saying.
The Amazing Spider-Man star, who claims Mr Allen "goes to great lengths" to keep his scripts under wraps, didn't even meet with the director before she was offered the part. (Also read: An Emma Stone sex tape may surface)
"I didn't physically see him. He didn't pull me into any room and he wasn't there when I read the script. Someone gave me the script. His assistant gave me the script and I read it, gave it back to her and then left," she said.
The actress stars alongside Colin Firth in the film and for the 25-year-old, working under Mr Allen's direction was nerve-racking because the team weren't given time to get comfortable with him, reports contactmusic.com. (Also read: Emma Stone is "paranoid" about paparazzi)
"It was hugely intimidating. I think after a while you get your sea legs a little bit, but there's no rehearsal process, there's no real getting-to-know Woody at all. You are just terrified. It's all cold," contactmusic.com quoted Emma as saying.
The Amazing Spider-Man star, who claims Mr Allen "goes to great lengths" to keep his scripts under wraps, didn't even meet with the director before she was offered the part. (Also read: An Emma Stone sex tape may surface)
"I didn't physically see him. He didn't pull me into any room and he wasn't there when I read the script. Someone gave me the script. His assistant gave me the script and I read it, gave it back to her and then left," she said.
