Tom Hanks, "Everybody loves Julia Roberts" · 2007-10-16 19:25
Oscar-winning actress Julia Roberts has been honoured with the 2007 American Cinematheque award at a ceremony in Los Angeles.
Denzel Washington, Tom Hanks, Natalie Portman, Sally Field, Dermot Mulroney, Blair Underwood, Marcia Gay Harden, Garry Marshall and Bruce Willis turned out to honor the actress, OK! Magazine informs.
Roberts, who gave birth to her third child ??“ Henry Daniel Moder ??“ in June looked radiant on the red carpet and is enjoying not carrying around the baby weight. _"Am I done people"? the Oscar-winner joked to the magazine when asked if she was planning on having more children. "I just had one!"
According to Actress Archieves, Julia Roberts told an audience of her Hollywood peers, "more than anything, I am just the most proud wife and mother of the three most amazing children, and that is all I could ever ask for, and the widening of my life and my hips is really the true gift of my husband, Danny (Moder), who I would just be so lonely without."
Tom Hanks provided ample flattery for the soon to be 40, Julia Roberts, "when you share the screen (with her), you might at well be a waffle iron in a tree, no one is ever looking at you." Hanks went on to gush, "Everybody loves Julia Roberts. Absolutely everybody."
Roberts, 39, was named as this year's recipient in July. She won the best actress Oscar in 2001 for her role in Steven Soderbergh's Erin Brockovich. Her other screen credits include Mystic Pizza, Steel Magnolias and Pretty Woman.
Previous recipients include Steven Spielberg, Tom Cruise, Martin Scorsese and Nicole Kidman, Monsters and Critics informs.
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