Jodie Foster makes shocking confession about her acting career

Jodie Foster has recently made a shocking confession about her acting career.

During a conversation at the Marrakech Film Festival on Sunday, the Oscar-winning actress said she would never have chosen an acting career if she had been given the choice.

“I would never have chosen to be an actor, I don’t have the personality of an actor. I’m not somebody that wants to dance on a table and, you know, sing songs for people,” said the Panic Room star, as per Variety.

"It's actually just a cruel job that was chosen for me as a young person that I don't remember starting," Jodie said, who made her debut in Hollywood when she was just 6 years old.

The 63-year-old actress continued, “So right there, it makes my work a little bit different because I am not interested in acting just for the sake of acting. If I was on a desert island, I think probably the last thing I would ever do is act. So I was just trying to survive.”

Jodie further said that she wants to support and guide the "young child actors of this era."

“I feel like, wait, where are their parents?” said the Freaky Friday star. “And why is nobody telling them that they should stop doing so many movies or maybe not be so drunk on the red carpet? I want to take care of them because I know how dangerous it is.”

“I don’t know why anyone would want to be an actor now, if they knew that in order to be excellent they would have to contend with being robbed of their life in a way," she continued. 

"I don’t know how you make sense of that except to have what my mom helped me do, which is to have this very firm delineation between your private life and your public life," added Jodie.