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Nicole Kidman Reveals How She Avoids Burnout When Choosing Acting Jobs

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Nicole Kidman comes to this place for passion.

The Oscar winner—who has had a busy year premiering multiple projects, including Netflix’s The Perfect Couple, the second season of Paramount+’s Lioness and her upcoming film Babygirl—shared what helps her to keep working instead of burning out.

“I’m just still so, so passionate about what I do,” Nicole exclusively told E! News at The Gothams 34th Annual Film Awards in New York City Dec. 2. “I love acting, and I love being with people that are so inspiring.”

“And a great script is a great script,” she continued. “So, I don’t think it’s burnout. It’s more staying in a place of just [being] incredibly grateful for opportunities and the ability to work with people that I love.” (For more from Nicole Kidman and more stars who attended The Gothams 2024, tune in to E! News tonight, Dec. 2, at 11 p.m.) 



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