Red carpet is terrifying, says Julia Roberts

Friday, March 13, 2009, 12:54 [IST]

New Delhi, Mar 13 (ANI): After years of semi-retirement, Julia Roberts says she now finds red carpets "terrifying".

The 'Pretty Woman' star came out of hibernation to star alongside Clive Owen in new spy film 'Duplicity', but admits she found the movie's London premiere intimidating, reports The China Daily.

She said: "The red carpet is just terrifying, awful. It's scary out there - but it's nice."

Roberts retreated from Hollywood life after giving birth to twins Hazel and Finn in 2004.

Since then she has spent most of her time at home with her cameraman husband Danny Moder, their 20-month-old son Henry and the twins. (ANI)

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