After a nightmarish time on Disney's Pirates Of The Caribbean, Zoe Saldaña said Spielberg made her feel 'so good, and so safe' on 2004's The Terminal
After a nightmarish time on Disney's Pirates Of The Caribbean, Zoe Saldaña said Spielberg made her feel"so good, and so safe" on 2004's The Terminal
Zoe Saldaña has spoken, on more than one occasion, about how she had an extremely bad time on her first big Hollywood picture, Disney’s—to the point that she declined to return for the blockbuster franchise’s subsequent installments, despite her character being a quick fan favorite. Inbad that she nearly swore off big-budget movie-making, period, until she was saved by a plucky little outsider artist by the name of Steven Spielberg.was.
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