Liev Schreiber "became giddy" when he donned a dress for a new movie role. The 41-year-old actor was surprised at how concerned he became over his appearance after taking on the role of a tough ex-Marine transvestite in "Taking Woodstock" but admits he didn't enjoy the experience at first.

He said: "It was exhilaratingly humiliating. But I completely became giddy in a strange way the moment I put on the dress."

Naomi Watts is scared to do her own stunts. "The International" actress - whose stunt double suffered an injury while filming one of the thriller's adrenalin-fuelled chases - is happy to leave the dangerous scenes to someone else.

Naomi said: "I have no interest in trying stunts myself. It was hard enough lying on a cold piece of road - that's a stunt as far as I'm concerned."

Naomi Watts refuses to rush into marriage. The 40-year-old actress - who has two sons, 18-month-old Alexander and seven-week old Samuel Kai, with partner Liev Schreiber - won't be pressurized into tying the knot because she isn't a fan of the institution.

She revealed in an interview with Parade magazine: "Liev gave me a beautiful ring, although I'm not wearing it right now. It's not like I've grown up having this dream of a fairytale wedding."

Nicole Kidman's daughter has a crush on Naomi Watts' son. Naomi and her partner Liev Schreiber claim 18-month-old Sasha already has several celebrity admirers, including Nicole and Keith Urban's six-month-old daughter Sunday Rose and Sacha Baron Cohen and Isla Fisher's daughter Olive, who is 15 months.

The "Defiance" actor joked: "Sunday Rose is after our boy really heavy and I think it's kind of weird and early, and I think she should back off, slow down and get her act together before that all happens. And Olive's been after our baby for a while too."

Liev Schreiber finds fatherhood "f***ing hard." The "Defiance" actor - who has two children, Sasha, 17 months and four-week-old Samuel Kai with partner Naomi Watts - is finding it difficult to cope with the demands of raising a young family, but insists it is still an enjoyable experience.

He said: "You go, 'Aww s**t! No more me time.' I am struggling. It's f***ing hard. So little sleep. It's 23 hours and 59 minutes of exhaustion."