Published on March 22, 2026
Julia Roberts recently opened up about her experiences working with actor Clive Owen, particularly during the filming of their movie “Closer.” The talented actress, known for her role in “Pretty Woman,” described Owen as an “emotional terrorist” and expressed how his performance left her in tears while on set.
In an interview, Roberts showered her co-star with praise, emphasizing the depth and intensity he brings to his roles. She acknowledged that Owen’s ability to tap into complex emotional states can be both captivating and challenging for those around him. “He is very cruel in the way he connects with his character’s emotions. It’s a double-edged sword,” she remarked.
The actress reflected on the powerful scenes they created together, noting that some moments were so poignant that they moved her to genuine tears. Their collaboration in “Closer,” which explores the intricacies of love and betrayal, showcased the raw and often painful dynamics of relationships, making it a memorable experience for Roberts.
Their professional relationship extended to their work on the film “Duplicity,” where again, Owen’s potent performances left a lasting impact on Roberts. She continues to express admiration for his craft, acknowledging the unique energy he brings to a production, one that often challenges her to engage on a deeper emotional level.
While the experiences may have pushed her to her emotional limits, Roberts credits Owen with helping her grow as an actress. She remains appreciative of their art, believing that the emotional exploration they shared significantly contributed to the authenticity of their performances.
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