Los Angeles, Dec 25 (NationPress) After a seven-year break, Hollywood star Gwyneth Paltrow is reemerging on the silver screen. She has embraced the type of independent filmmaking that she has always cherished.

In her latest role, she appears in a supporting capacity in ‘Marty Supreme’, according to reports from Deadline.

Paltrow portrays Kay Stone, a former actress now navigating life as the spouse of a business tycoon (with Kevin O’Leary from Shark Tank making his acting debut). She showcases her ability to create captivating, multidimensional characters.

Reportedly, Marty Supreme achieved record-breaking success during its limited release in six theaters last weekend, with the highly acclaimed film starring Timothee Chalamet officially launching on Christmas Day.

Prior to accepting this role, she had not seen Timothee Chalamet in any projects, nor had she watched a Safdie film, but expressed joy in returning with a film that is receiving such positive feedback.

We also touched upon the irony of her character's return to acting, albeit in a unique manner. Paltrow admitted feeling some insecurity about her talent, noting how different the film industry is now compared to when she left to pursue her successful venture, Goop. This includes the incorporation of intimacy coordinators for her intimate scenes with Chalamet and the unconventional choice of portraying an older woman in a relationship with a younger man.

Reflecting on her Oscar win for ‘Shakespeare in Love’ at the young age of 26, she mentioned that aside from the iconic pink dress she wore, she hardly recalls the event. She acknowledged her godfather, Steven Spielberg, for giving her an early opportunity by casting her as Wendy in Hook. Paltrow also reflected on her years with Miramax and her experiences with Harvey Weinstein, expressing mixed feelings but pride in the films they produced together.