Kate Winslet explained why she finds it “annoying” to be described as “brave” for embracing her natural self. As you may have seen, Kate is currently promoting her new movie, Lee, in which she portrays Lee Miller,

Winslet said she doesn’t believe the word “brave” should be applied to women in entertainment who are comfortable in their own skin or choose not to wear makeup in public. “That’s not f**k brave,” Winslet said. “I’m not an ex-postmaster fighting for justice, I’m not in the Ukraine. I’m doing a job that matters to me.”

The film includes nude scenes, and last month, Kate — who’s talked openly in the past about facing scrutiny over her body — told Harper’s Bazaar that, while shooting a scene in a bikini, a crew member suggested she ought to adjust her posture to make her stomach look flatter.

The producer and star of 'Lee' on her devotion to telling the story of the renowned model turned war photographer.

Winslet told Harper's Bazaar UK earlier this year that a crew member on the Lee set implied that she should hide her "belly rolls" on camera during the filming of one scene that i