Kate Winslet reveals her success mantra during 'Goodbye June' promotions

Kate Winslet has recently revealed her success mantra during her directorial debut promotions.

The Titanic star reflects on her career as she attends a Q&A for her movie Goodbye June, held at Paris Theatre in New York City.

During the session, Kate, who is also playing Julia in the movie, was asked, “What was your best director note for you?”

To which, the Reader actress replies, “Don't f**k it up,” that sparks laughter among the audience.

“I think that's always my note to myself anyway,” admits the 50-year-old.

It is pertinent to mention that the movie is written by Kate’s 21-year-old son Joe Anders, as he’s inspired by his grandmother’s tragic demise.

Earlier, speaking to Daily Mail, Kate has revealed that the movie brought up her feelings about her own mother, Sally Bridges-Winslet, who died from ovarian cancer in 2017.

“When my mother died, she did end up on a private ward. We all felt horribly conflicted about it,” explains the Revolutionary Road actress.

Kate tells the outlet, “I'm really sharing now, because I haven't said any of this… her oncology care had been entirely NHS and just towards the end something happened to her and the only bed we could get for her quickly was on a private ward.”

“We all felt really upset for her, because she was so adamant she wanted NHS all the way,” she states.

Meanwhile, Goodbye June will premiere on Netflix on December 24.