Gwyneth Paltrow became an "asshole" at the height of her fame.
The 46-year-old actress - who won an Academy Award for her role in 1998 movie Shakespeare in Love - admitted receiving "famous-person treatment" makes it easy for someone to change and she's always grateful that her late father, Bruce Paltrow, brought her back to earth when she became difficult and she never wants to be like that again.
She said: "Look, I'm famous, I get famous-person treatment. You don't want to be an asshole, but slowly if people start removing obstacles for you, if you live in a world where you never have to sit in line, where people don't confront you, where they don't tell you the truth, that's what you become.
"That's what I became after 'Shakespeare in Love' and was, for the moment, the number one female movie star in the world. Luckily, my dad burst my bubble for me in a way that it could never be reconstructed.
"I see so many famous people who are exempt from life, who've set up this construct where they don't really have to risk anything.
