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Carey Mulligan More Comfortable with Self Now

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It’s hard to imagine red carpet favorite Carey Mulligan feeling self-conscious, but the Oscar-nominated star says she used to deprive herself when she experienced “a phase of not being comfortable with myself.” Known for her Audrey Hepburn-like fashion style, Mulligan says, “It was not fun.” Mulligan says the turning point was when she saw a dancing scene in the movie An Education and discovered how visible her spine was. Now the fashion industry darling says that she eats what she wants “within reason.” She now says that she is far more comfortable with herself and the Hollywood scene, and if her new movie Never Let Me Go is nominated for an Oscar, she plans to have a drink and relax rather than be uptight about it.

Are Carey Mulligan and Tom Sturridge Together?

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Recent celebrity news and gossip has it that British Academy Award nominee Carey Mulligan has been seen recently spending time in L.A. with fellow Brit Tom Sturridge, star of Waiting for Forever . The two were seen doing everyday things like shopping for groceries at Whole Foods. Mulligan recently split from Shia LaBeouf, her co-star in Money Never Sleeps . Other celebrity news is that Mulligan is all but confirmed to play Daisy Buchanan in the upcoming Baz Luhrmann film adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s classic American novel The Great Gatsby . Though Scarlett Johansson was considered for the part, opposite Leonardo DiCaprio, rumors have it that due to a scheduling conflict, she will not be available for Gatsby . This moves Mulligan to the top of Luhrmann’s list.

Carey Mulligan Awed at Working with Stone

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In today's latest celeb news, 25-year-old British actress Carey Mulligan, who plays Michael Douglas' daughter in the hit movie Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps, reports that she was intimidated working with esteemed director Oliver Stone and legendary actor Douglas. The young star, noted for her fresh and unique fashion style, was used to auditioning multiple times for roles, and the new Wall Street marked the first time she didn't have to do that. “You get on set and you feel that you've got to be doubly, extra good because you've got to prove that they haven't made some horrible mistake,” she told the Boston Herald. Mulligan also had another big event recently: bringing home boyfriend and co-star Shia LaBeouf to meet her parents. Though she was circumspect about her relationship with LaBeouf, she's been seen looking very happy in his company recently.