Nicole Kidman doesn't want to be a Bond girl.The Oscar-winning actress loved working with 007 star Daniel Craig in the newmovie 'The Golden Compass' but insists she has no desire to play his loveinterest in the next film.Nicole said: "I'm not interested in being Daniel's Bond girl, although Ithink he's a wonderful actor. He's got such a big selection to choose fromanyway."The Australian actress plays the evil Mrs. Coulter in 'The Golden Compass'and the red-haired star admits she really enjoyed playing a bad guy foronce.She said: "It was fun being evil. I like to balance god and evil, I wouldn'twant to play just one or the other. I had a lot of fun doing this film."Meanwhile, Nicole has revealed she will be spending Christmas with herchildren.The 40-year-old star - who has two adopted children, Isabella, 14, andConnor 12, with her ex-husband Tom Cruise - is looking forward to beingreunited with her kids for the festive period.She said: "I'm going to spend the festive period with my family. It's goingto be a family occasion."
Nicole Kidman doesn't want to be a Bond girl. The Oscar-winning actress loved working with 007 star Daniel Craig in the new movie 'The Golden Compass' but insists she has no desire to play his love interest in the next film. Nicole said: "I'm not interested in being Daniel's Bond girl, although I think he's a wonderful actor. He's got such a big selection to choose from anyway." The Australian actress plays the evil Mrs. Coulter in 'The Golden Compass' and the red-haired star admits she really enjoyed playing a bad guy for once. She said: "It was fun being evil. I like to balance god and evil, I wouldn't want to play just one or the other. I had a lot of fun doing this film." Meanwhile, Nicole has revealed she will be spending Christmas with her children. The 40-year-old star - who has two adopted children, Isabella, 14, and Connor 12, with her ex-husband Tom Cruise - is looking forward to being reunited with her kids for the festive period. She said: "I'm going to spend the festive period with my family. It's going to be a family occasion."
