How James Cameron helped Zoe Saldana in ‘Avatar’ to ‘Star Trek’
Zoe Saldana credits James Cameron for helping her transition from 'Avatar' to 'Star Trek', overcoming typecasting fears, and reflecting on her journey in sci-fi.
Zoe Saldana says being an actress is a mix of feelings as there are times when she has a "fear of missing out" on certain things in life.
The Guardians Of The Galaxy star says she always has a desire to create and be artistic, reported Contactmusic.
"The life of an actor is always a mix. There's a fear of missing out, a certain level of anxiety and a desire to
create. I like to be artistic in everything I do," Saldana says.
The 38-year-old actress, sswho has two-year-old twins Cynd Bowie and newborn son Zen with her husband Marco Perego,
says her children and her career all came about at the same time.
"My career and the kids really all happened together at the same time. You can't expect your career to be super high
all the time, and you can't say no when opportunities like this come along. But I find myself really looking forward to
downtime.
"I thought that mothers were the ones who really felt the separation from their kids. But I've seen the pain in a
father's eyes when they've been away. It is universal for parents, not just for women," she says.
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