It just feels wrong and selfish, and we've all been brought up to believe it's wrong and selfish. That's literally not possible, because it's not in the nature of motherhood to choose to take time for yourself. Green doesn't understand what time to herself means anymore, because as any mom will tell you, especially a mom with lots of children, you don't have any time to yourself. Green, "I'm going to put the children to bed early, and you can have a little time to yourself." Mrs. How do you resolve it in your own life?Įmma Thompson: Well, that's one of the major moments in this film, when Nanny McPhee comes and says to Mrs.
Green, played by Maggie Gyllenhaal, is trying to run the family farm while her husband's away at war. This is also a central issue in Nanny McPhee. Rachel Bertsche: You're a mother, and so many of 's users and Oprah Show viewers are moms trying to figure out the struggle of balancing work and family and making time for themselves. caught up with Emma in advance of the film's release to talk motherhood, big-screen nannies and, of course, Harry Potter. One look at her character, and it's easy to forget that underneath the warts is one stunning actress. In Nanny McPhee, which she wrote and stars in, she plays the title character: a tough but loving caretaker. Not yet, anyway.īut Emma isn't all serious. She's got a warm but spellbinding dignity about her, the kind that makes you want to call her Dame Emma, though she's been awarded no such title.
We picture Oscar®-winning actress Emma Thompson in dramatic roles: Howard's End, Sense and Sensibility, Much Ado About Nothing.
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