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Nicole Kidman is 'hands-on' mother
Nicole Kidman is a "hands-on" mother.
The actress ensured she still had time for her young daughters Faith, two, and Sunday Rose, four - who she has with her husband Keith Urban - while filming Park Chan-wook's new psychological thriller 'Stoker' and her co-star Matthew Goode was surprised by how much she did as a parent whilst being committed to a busy shooting schedule.
Speaking at a US press conference for 'Stoker', he said: "It's funny working with someone who's been very famous for such a long time, and I don't want to sound like I'm sucking up to her, but she's very generous with her time.
"But we had a very nice day out with her where I got to know her as a mum - and some stars pay people to look after their children - but she's super hands-on and generous with her time."
Matthew was impressed with how the 45-year-old redhead - who also has adopted children Isabella, 20, and 17-year-old Connor with her ex-husband Tom Cruise - handled attention from the public and thought it was admirable she politely refused to be photographed with her kids.
Addressing Nicole directly, he added: "One doesn't know how to deal with it. You don't take photographs when you're out and about with your children in public and I love that about you.
"You've got to explain it to them [fans] and it's the nicest way of being let down if you have a longer conversation."
Nicole, 45, insists she always makes room in her day-to-day schedule to spend time with her kids and tries to do as many things as she can with them one-on-one.
She said: "I have many different aged daughters so there are different fun things to do with each other."
'Stoker' also stars Mia Wasikowska and is released on March 1.
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