Hawn had therapy to cope with instant fame

January 28th, 2011 - 4:11 am ICT by IANS  

Oprah Winfrey London, Jan 28 (IANS) Veteran actress Goldie Hawn had to undergo therapy for nine years to cope with her instant rise to fame.The actress had no plans to become a film star when she first came to Los Angeles to work as a dancer - but movie executives liked her look and her spirit and she was on the fast-track to superstardom before she could even realise it, reports dailystar.co.uk.

“My whole life was turned upside down… I didn’t wanna be a star… I wanted to dance and have fun and travel and go home and open a dancing school. I had my life planned,” she told Oprah Winfrey on her chat show.

“When that (movie success) happened, something happened to my brain; I lost my smile, I became really depressed, I had anxiety attacks, I had panic attacks… I would go into a place and I had to leave because I’d get dizzy and feel like I wanted to throw up.”

So the actress turned to therapy to help her cope with overnight fame: “I had to find my smile again… It was probably the hardest time I ever had because it wasn’t me and it wasn’t what I wanted to be.”

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