Like her character Lady Sarah Ashley, Australia, Nicole Kidman has undergone its own transformation of personal life - sharing a new home and garden in Nashville along with her husband Keith Urban and baby daughter Sunday Rose.
Be among the first in the world to see Hugh Jackman made a full scene from the new Baz Luhrmann epic "Australia."
"There is something to say back to simple life forms of Nature and families -. very.there Something 's safety in that." Nicole Kidman told Elle.
From the nature of Australia, Nicole, but to show the way on the screen, "She is so tightly wound and incapable, and she never had love. But I learned to believe and trust the character of the landscape and adventure, what was happening to her, and the country wears it and takes the facade. And she finally becomes a living, breathing, fully evolved human. It becomes the ground. My character is a woman, it becomes completely saturated with this little boy, "Kidman continued," And it is beautiful, because they can not be own children, no child can be born - which was to me the last two months of the film, when a miracle happened! "
The "miracle" the birth of Sunday Rose in July 2008, Nicole Kidman's personal life followed a similar path back to the transforming power of nature. The life of rural life with her husband Keith Urban in Nashville.
"He (her husband Keith Urban) the greatest man besides my dad I've ever met. He is faithful and that is the search of the soul. ... He will kill me is very, very private. My previous marriage (the actor Tom Cruise) was a much more accessible. Therefore, I live in Tennessee and I live on a farm and I am very quiet ... I have an amazing vegetable garden. I have a zucchini is a great-I can make it to the competition. Do not select, and we were like, how big it will be get it? We vine ripe tomatoes, corn, mmm. I've always dreamed about. I tried one in LA when I was 25-small vegetable garden. It was okay. But it was not so ... this is huge and overgrown, and People come and pick up from him and take home and eat vegetables straight from the garden, it is so good.
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