Nicole Kidman On Low Budget Shoot

Nicole Kidman gave up the glamorous trappings of Hollywood to star in low-budget drama Rabbit Hole - she slept on a blow-up bed in a house where the movie was shot.
 
The Moulin Rouge! star scaled back her luxury lifestyle so film bosses could create the emotional movie on a $10 million (£6.6 million) budget.
 
Kidman, who also serves as a producer on the drama, reveals, "We lived in the house the movie was shot in, shared the bathroom and had blow-up beds to sleep on.

"When filming on location in a school, I got changed behind a curtain in the headmistress' office."
 
The film, which sees Kidman play a bereaved mother, is set for release next month (Dec10).

Rabbit Hole is the first movie for Kidman since she starred in Nine last year as part of an all star ensemble cast.

She has already completed work on Trespass and Just Go With It and has been linked to The Danish Girl.

Rabbit Hole is released 4th February.