Naomi Watts, 54, was told her career would be over in her 40s but now she is in a big hit

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Naomi Watts did not get her big break until her thirties when she starred in the indie hit film Mulholland Drive in 2001.Soon after the beauty was warned that she would not be working as much in her forties, which at the time were just around the corner, she told the special issue of InStyle.But now at the age of 54, the actress is the star of Netflix's biggest hit The Watcher, about a family that moves into their dream home only to be stalked.

Bad warning: Naomi Watts didn't get her break in her thirties until she starred in the indie hit film Mulholland Drive in 2001 Soon after the beauty was warned that she would not be working as much in her forties, which at the time were just around the corner, she told the November issue of InStyle A lovely look: The star has been doing very well in her fifties as an actress with many hits like the new series The WatcherWatts was candid about how she got a late start in Hollywood. 'My career didn't really start until my early thirties; that was when Mulholland Drive came out,' she said. 'At that time, I was also being told your career would be over around your forties.' But the warning was off base.While in her forties, Watts starred in some of her biggest hits including Fair Game (2010), Dream House (2011) and The Impossible (2012).

Dumb advice: Watts was candid about how she got a late start in Hollywood. 'My career didn't really start until my early thirties; that was when Mulholland Drive came out,' she said. 'At that time, I was also being told your career would be over around your forties'Now she is in one of her most successful projects of all time at the age of 54.