Gwyneth Paltrow’s heartbreaking admission about ‘Talented Mr. Ripley’

Gwyneth Paltrow has recently made heartbreaking admission about filming The Talented Mr. Ripley.

In her latest episode of The Goop Podcast, the Iron Man star revealed she was going through tough time while filming the project in Naples.

“We shot a day of The Talented Mr. Ripley here in the Opera House many years ago now,” recalled the 52-year-old who played the role of Marge Sherwood in the 1999 psychological thriller.

Gwyneth said, “Movies like that really afforded me an incredible opportunity to see the world.”

“Some experiences were happier than others. Ripley, in fact, was a really tough movie for me,” noted the Spider-Man: Homecoming.

Gwyneth mentioned, “My father and my grandfather were both diagnosed with cancer within six weeks of each other when I was on that movie.”

“And I was in a very tough place personally,” she remarked.

The Avengers actress disclosed that it’s interesting to “come back to a certain place again, older, happier, more settled in a different frame of mind completely”.

Reflecting on her father Bruce’s tragic demise, Gwyneth further said that she and her father “ended up doing a road trip together from Tuscany, we were going up to get to Portofino”.

“And unfortunately, he got sick and he died on the way with complications of cancer and his bronchioles that we did not know had come back,” continued the Possession actress.

Meanwhile, Gwyneth added, “You can imagine this sort of solidified my complicated feelings about Italy. And yet I've always been so drawn to it.”