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French actress Audrey Tautou is worried she has chosen the wrong career because her introvert personality clashes with celebrity life. The Da Vinci Code star shot to international fame with the bittersweet 2001 hit Amelie but the frenzied attention she garnered has left her disillusioned with the job.
According to Ireland Online, she says: “I’m a bit stubborn about not wanting to live like a celebrity and not going to film premieres and spending time with other actors. I’m still not that self-confident as a person and I don’t really expose my emotions and feelings. I’m not an open book. I’m very private.”
“I suppose I’m in the wrong profession! I don’t think I’m made for this kind of life.”

Audrey Tautou knew she was getting into the biggest film of her career. She did not know she was getting into one of the biggest ??? and most debated ??? of her generation. Although she enjoyed the Dan Brown???s book The Da Vinci Code, she did not consider auditioning for the role of Neveu at first. ???I thought this character had my strong-mindedness but it didn???t go further than that. And, being 27, I thought that Sophie was older.??? Read more of Audrey Tautou In The Wrong Job

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For many, a trip to the doctor is a must before you start a workout program. Fitness books, videos and workout equipment almost universally offer a cautionary note to would-be exercisers: ???Warning: Always consult a physician before beginning this or any exercise program.???
It???s enough to strike fear in the exercise-phobic, hinting that perhaps they???d be safer resting on their couches than doing something so risky that a doctor must sign off on it first.
At the very least, the warning begs the question: ???Must we, really????

For many people, including those who are young, healthy and already physically active, the answer is ???probably not,??? doctors say. And, they say, if the exercise in question is moderate, such as walking or riding a bike, most people can probably start without a doctor???s clearance. Read more of Are You Up To The Exercise Challenge?