Hollywood star - Julia Roberts occasionally switches off her phone
In her new film "Leave The World Behind", Hollywood superstar Julia Roberts is cut off from the outside world and has to cope without cell phone reception and the Internet. Even in real life, the 56-year-old occasionally switches off all communication devices. "I think you just have to do that if you can," Roberts told the German Press Agency in London. "Some people just can't, because of their work or something."
As a mother of three, it is also important to her at home that the smartphone is not constantly present. "We've always had pretty good rules in our house, for example: no phones on the table. And sometimes we put all cell phones away because it's important for all of us to remember that we have a certain responsibility for them." Nevertheless, she is a "cool mom", joked the "Pretty Woman" star. "We're just going to hold that because my kids aren't here saying, "What are you talking about?"
Surprised by the state of emergency in the country
In the end-time thriller "Leave The World Behind", which is now available to watch on the streaming service Netflix, Roberts plays a mother who is surprised by a national emergency during a weekend trip to the countryside with her family. With no phone reception or internet, the family from New York City doesn't know what's been happening around the country as eerie incidents begin to pile up in the vacation area.
Given the technical limitations of communication, records and DVDs are used to pass the time in the Long Island vacation home. For Julia Roberts, this is anything but unusual, even in real life. "Listen, I'm 56 years old," she said with a laugh. "I have vinyl, I have photo albums, I have all this stuff."
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- The German Press Agency interviewed Julia Roberts in London about her new movie "Leave The World Behind," where she plays a character cut off from the world with no cell phone reception.
- As a mother of three, Roberts emphasizes the importance of limited phone use at home, having established rules such as no phones on the table and occasional phone-free times.
- In the movie, Roberts' character, along with her family, discovers a national emergency while on a weekend trip to the countryside, witnessing eerie incidents with no phone reception or internet.
- With no modern communication methods available, Roberts' character and her family resort to passing time with records, DVDs, and other analog entertainment, a habit she shares in real life.
- The movie, "Leave The World Behind," is now streaming on Netflix, allowing viewers in Great Britain to watch the Hollywood star's latest film despite limited cell phone reception.
- Although shocked and confused by the state of emergency in the movie, Roberts finds solace in the analog entertainment and carries her love for vinyl and photo albums into her everyday life in London.
Source: www.stern.de
