Liev Schreiber “became giddy” when he donned a dress for a new movie role.
The 41-year-old actor was surprised at how concerned he became over his appearance after taking on the role of a tough ex-Marine transvestite in ‘Taking Woodstock’ but admits he didn’t enjoy the experience at first.
He said:

"It was exhilaratingly humiliating. But I completely became giddy in a strange way the moment I put on the dress.

"Vanity quickly set in, and I thought to myself, 'I wish my belly was flatter. Let's face it, I don't look great in a dress, but it's nice to hear I have nice legs."

LOL!!!

Liev’s discomfort was made worse by the reaction of his long-term girlfriend Naomi Watts – with who he raises two children, Alexander, two, and eight-month-old Samuel – who was stunned by his transformation.
He explained to People magazine:

"She was horrified! It flipped her out. She was in shock for 30 seconds. Then she started to crack jokes."

The actor says the transformation he underwent to get into character has given him a lot more appreciation of the effort women make to look good – but he insists it was worse for him.
He added:

"The shoes are awful. But for a 6ft 3in tall man, to walk around in stilettos is nearly impossible. But women have no idea what it's like for a grown hairy man to remove all of his hair from his body. Now that hurts!"

I think we have a clue of what it feels like to remove hair Liev!! :) And don't get me started on heels - we LIVE in them.

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Well, who can once you have them!?:)

Liev Schreiber couldn't imagine life without his children.
The 41-year-old actor - who has two children, 22-month-old Alexander and
six-month-old Samuel with partner Naomi Watts - says becoming a father has
changed his life for the better and would never want to go back to how his
life was before. 

"Fatherhood happened and you realize of course, how could I do
anything else?
"The minute that they show up and you hear that first scream, it's a pretty
profound feeling. You know that you're in for it - you're in for the best
thing that ever happened to you and the hardest work you'll ever do."

Liev says he would do anything for his children as they are the most
important things in his life.
He explained to Hamptons magazine:

"There's just no questioning what you'll
do for your child. You're not sure of that until your child is born and
looking you in the eye and needing something, and then it just sort of
happens.
"I had no idea that it would be so easy, but it's just something. you take
for granted that you have the ability to do. I think it came naturally to
me."

Makes me love him more. ;)

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