Kate Winslet may have been born into a family of thespians, but she's also spent the last three decades charting her own path as an actor. From Titanic to Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, the Oscar winner is known for playing gutsy women who challenge what's expected of them. Her latest film, Ammonite, is no exception. The romantic drama is inspired by the true story of Mary Anning, a Victorian-era fossil hunter whose work wasn’t fully appreciated in her time. Tom Power caught up with Winslet via Zoom to discuss the new film and what it was like skyrocketing to fame after the release of Titanic.

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