Pei Chunhua reflects on pregnancy after the success of “Gone Girl”

Pei Chunhua Recalling her decision to get pregnant immediately after birth lost lover success.

The 47-year-old actress admitted in an interview: “I’m not very strategic when it comes to my career, making sure I’m in the right place and meeting the right people.” sunday times Published on Saturday, March 14th. “I did lost lover, I am pregnantI’m not there to do all the chit-chat and ride the whole shebang. I could have been more strategic. “

She continued, “It’s kind of crazy that I gave up on the campaign in 18 months when I could have had a lot of jobs.”

In 2014, Pike starred in the psychological thriller, directed by: david fincher,beside Ben Affleck, Neil Patrick Harris, Kelly Coon and Emily Ratajkowski. The film had a budget of US$61 million and grossed over US$369 million worldwide, making it one of the most successful and profitable films in Fincher’s career.

The actress also welcoming her two sonsSolo and Atom in 2012 and 2014 respectively. She shares her boy with her long-term boyfriend I’m doing Uniackeis a businessman who has been associated with the actress since 2009. (Uniacke, 65, has four children from previous relationships.)

“I homeschooled my kids,” Pike said in a 2021 interview The Graham Norton Showrevealed that her partner learned Mandarin so that their son could grow up bilingual.

“(Uniacke) basically talked to them in a language I didn’t understand,” she continued, “so I thought maybe the (Covid-19) lockdown would be a good opportunity for me.”

During a 2015 appearance on the now-defunct show The Ellen DeGeneres ShowParker opened up about life as a mother of two, admitting she struggled to balance work and parenting responsibilities while taking her youngest child to business meetings.

“I just carry him around,” she said of her son Atom. “It has a really interesting effect on people because they don’t expect it. I go to meetings because what do you do – you’re a mom, you have a kid who needs to eat.”

when speaking sunday timesPike said the fact that her career took a hit because of her pregnancy was “absolutely” proof of the unequal treatment of men and women in the entertainment industry.

“That’s the part of the interview that made me uncomfortable,” she quickly adds. “Yeah, it’s a churning feeling. I’m starting to feel a little ashamed.”