Penlope Cruz: Oscars was adrenaline rush
Penlope Cruz felt like she was on a cloud of adrenalin when she won an Oscar.
The star won a best supporting actress award in 2009 for her role in Vicky Cristina Barcelona. She portrayed the unstable Maria, a woman who is constantly on the verge of trying to kill her husband, played by her real-life spouse Javier Bardem. The Academy Award win was a momentous time in her life.
It was like being on a cloud of adrenalin. Everything was so intense. It was a beautiful night, she told Red magazine.
I remember going into one of the parties with my Oscar and my family. They had all painted P on their faces to support me.
The 38-year-old went to the bash after the ceremony and it was attended by a host of celebrity guests. However, Penlope found it all too much.
So we went to a party of a friend of mine and we all went into the living room, and on the sofa I see sitting together Jack Nicholson, Martin Scorsese, Robert De Niro and Joe Pesci, she said.
I said, I cannot take this, and left.
Because it was those incredible actors and seeing them all together, they looked like great gangsters because of all the movies theyve done together. I wasnt brave enough to say hello. It was too overwhelming.
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