"There's a bit where Lee's sitting on a bench in a bikini," Winslet previously told Harper's Bazaar UK, "and one of the crew came up between takes and said: 'You might want to sit

Kate Winslet discussed her latest film 'Lee,' and addressed fat-shaming comments she received following the release of 'Titanic.'

Kate Winslet got emotional while recalling what it was being “ridiculed” for her weight — and having to call out fat-shamers — when she was younger.

Kate Winslet gets emotional in an interview with 60 Minutes while recalling the body shaming she endured as a young actress at the height of Titanic's success, and even going back to drama class, leading her to stand up for herself and all actresses by pushing back hard.

Titanic star Kate Winslet has addressed if she ever gets annoyed when repeatedly questioned about her record-breaking film. Kate responded to the question replied saying that she does not

During a scoring session for her latest film "Lee," Kate Winslet saw a familiar face in the orchestra: Jonathan Evans-Jones, the actor and violinist who played on the deck of the Titanic in the James Cameron film.

A visibly emotional Winslet shared that an interviewer once said that it looked as if she was “melted and poured” into a red carpet gown.

Kate Winslet is finally putting her foot down on being trolled by the media over her weight.During an exclusive interview on the show 60 Minutes, the actress, who rose to fame after starring