CATHERINE ZETA JONES – LIVE WEBCHAT on Thursday 28 Jan from 10.30am - 11.15am

[BojanaMumsnet]

We are thrilled to announce that Welsh actress Catherine Zeta Jones will be joining us for a live webchat on Thursday 28 January from 10.30am - 11.15am.

Catherine started her career on the stage, winning critical acclaim for her musical prowess before exploding all over the nation's consciousness in The Darling Buds of May. Since then she has learned swordfighting for her role in The Mask of Zorro, made Steven Soderbergh's acclaimed Traffic while pregnant, and won a Best Supporting Actress Oscar for her role in the film adaptation of Chicago. And now, on Thursday, we will have her full attention

In her latest role Catherine plays the journalist Rose Winters in the movie version of the seventies TV classic Dad's Army. DON'T TELL HIM, PIKE.

Please do join us on the day to chat to Catherine - and if you can't make it on the day please post up your questions in advance. As ever please do also remember our webchat guidelines.

Dad's Army is released in cinemas on Friday 5 February.

Thanks
MNHQ

[Howaboutthisone]

What a great webchat! Catherine came across really well. I have a new girl crush now!

[HelenaDove]

Thanks for answering my question Catherine. You are right about diet soda.

I gave up diet coke three years ago and feel a lot better for it.

[LonnyVonnyWilsonFrickett]

Great webchat! There is a Rosamund Lupton book called Afterwards which is a terrific thriller - I could see you in the title role. A little darker than some of your work so it would fit your criteria for 'different'. And it's got female relationships (some great, some toxic) at its heart...

[Wagglebees]

All the comment sections in the Guardian are revolting. It's where the pond life hang out.

[LineyReborn]

Some of the Guardian comments under the story are revolting.

[Lightbulbon]

Omg omg



I can't believe her answer to my question made the news!

She came across so down to earth, not Hollywood diva esque at all

right that's me off to write a film script

[PirateSmile]

Lovely lady.

[LineyReborn]

It has made The Guardian Online. The bit about decent parts for over-40s women.

[Cocolepew]

Lovely webchat

[LineyReborn]

That was really interesting. Thank you.

It's a pity the Comic Relief sketch was doomed because of the weather.

[APlaceOnTheCouch]

It was a lovely webchat. CZJ was fab.

[liquidrevolution]

What a lovely person you are CZJ. Enjoy your reading time on the flight home. Sorry no suggestions have a toddler so am firmly stuck on 'thats not my tractor' and all things Mog at the moment. (I do recommend Mog and Bunny though. sob!)

[omri]

Admire her even more now. Would love to hang out with her. What a great woman! Really enjoyed her openness and humour.

Thank you Catherine if you are looking back!

[coffeeisnectar]

I am at peace with the world. What a wonderful web chat.

And czj likes chocolate digestives.

All is well.

[Wagglebees]

I think that was one of the best web chats ever on here. So lovely and open.

If anyone is checking up on this for Catherine, yes, please do think about your own make up line. I'd buy the lot so that's at least one customer already. Youre interested in design and beauty, you'd be perfect!

Thank you for taking time to do this, I really enjoyed it.

[Solo]

Thanks for answering my question Catherine! I will definitely take Dd to see the film :)

[walde]

Villa Triste by Lucretia Grindel. Absolutely gripping. I think you'd enjoy it.

[AnnieOnAMapleLeaf]

Squeeeee!! CZJ answered my question!

[Ilovemykidstoomuch]

I love the classic Jane Eyre too much. It was lovely to read all your answers Catherine. Truly a woman of substance and a great role model you are !!. Happiness, love and lots of good health to you and your family.

Love xx

[cupcakelovinggirl]

Girl on the train - great book!

[OnePlanOnHouzz]

Kat Latham "unwrapping her perfect match " was a good read ! (And it's free ! ) I enjoyed it recently ! Hope you do too !

[APlaceOnTheCouch]

Catherine said I asked a great question hides the diet soda

[Wheresthattomoibabber]

The Well - it was amazing. Attwood style dystopia. Or The Last Runaway by Tracy Chevalier.

[AliceGMumsnet]

Hi Catherine, What was your fav memory from Chicago?

[CatherineZetaJones]

Well this has been wonderful. Wish I could see all your faces, but your questions have been really great, different, and fun to answer. I send my love to you and yours, health, happiness, and I hope that 2016 is good to each and every one of you. God bless.
PS - before I buy something unreadable on my Kindle, please give me some suggestions