According to foreign media reports on December 31, Nicole Kidman is promoting the new movie "Being the Ricardos", which is based on the story of actor Lucille Ball. Ball married The Cuban-American actor Desi Arnaz between 1940 and 1960.
In an interview with The Guardian, Nicole Kidman talked about the gains she gained in playing Ball and her "very close" relationship with Ball. Nicole explains how the film "tells the story of a creative failed romantic relationship" and "how it had an extraordinary impact."
But when the conversation unexpectedly shifted to Nicole's marriage to ex-husband Tom Cruise, she was so surprised that she was choked on a drink. In particular, when asked about Atang's alleged sexism, Nicole was very "angry". Nicole and Atang brother met in 1989 when they were filming "Thunder Heroes" and married in 1990. After marriage, the two adopted two children — Isabella, 29, and Connor, 26. The marriage lasted for 11 years, and in 2001, Atango filed for divorce on the grounds of irreconcilable disagreements. Later, Nicole married country singer Keith Urban and had two children.
Nicole said: "Becoming Ricardo tells us that everyone can make an extraordinary relationship thrive and let it last forever. Although people can never let others do what they want, sometimes they fall in love with someone who will not spend the rest of their lives together. I think all of this resonates – you can have kids with them or you can separate. But these two people used to be very much in love. ”
During the interview, the reporter carefully asked whether Nicole was alluding to Brother Atang. Unexpectedly, this problem made Nicole almost choke on the drink. Nicole replied, "Oh my God, no, no. Definitely not. No. I mean, honestly, that was a long time ago, and that's not what we wanted. So really not. According to the reporter at the scene, Nicole was angry when she answered this question. Still, Nicole added: "I hope I don't get categorized, in my opinion, you guys are sexist. If you were to interview a male subject, would you still ask such a question? You may say, 'Give me life.' In its own strength. ’”