London:
Naomi Watts hasadmitted she is "very, very scared" about portraying MarilynMonroe in a forthcoming movie biopic because of the latter'siconic status.
The 42-year-old actress is set to play theyesteryear's superstar in an adaptation of Andrew Dominik's'Blonde' and she admits the nerves about the part are gettingto her, reported Contactmusic.
"It's a huge pressure. We all feel we know her. I'mvery, very scared about that," said Watts.
It is not the only movie role she is nervous about -she also felt "daunted" to be playing real life CIA agentValerie Plame - whose cover was busted by the White House whenher husband wrote an anti-Bush editorial piece - in 'FairGame'.
Asked about her feelings, Watts said, "Daunting. I'm alot more fragile than she is. To me, she seems almostinvincible."
She is not the only star to be portraying Marilyn in amovie about her life. Oscar-nominated actress MichelleWilliams is also set to play her in 'My Week With Marilyn'.
The 42-year-old actress is set to play theyesteryear's superstar in an adaptation of Andrew Dominik's'Blonde' and she admits the nerves about the part are gettingto her, reported Contactmusic.
"It's a huge pressure. We all feel we know her. I'mvery, very scared about that," said Watts.
It is not the only movie role she is nervous about -she also felt "daunted" to be playing real life CIA agentValerie Plame - whose cover was busted by the White House whenher husband wrote an anti-Bush editorial piece - in 'FairGame'.
Asked about her feelings, Watts said, "Daunting. I'm alot more fragile than she is. To me, she seems almostinvincible."
She is not the only star to be portraying Marilyn in amovie about her life. Oscar-nominated actress MichelleWilliams is also set to play her in 'My Week With Marilyn'.