Australian actress Nicole Kidman arrives for the world film premiere of "Paddington" at Leicester Square in central London November 23, 2014.
Australian actress Nicole Kidman arrives for the world film premiere of "Paddington" at Leicester Square in central London November 23, 2014. REUTERS/Toby Melville REUTERS/Toby Melville

History might not repeat itself for Nicole Kidman. The actress has recently declared that she does not see her daughters becoming actresses in the future.

Hello Magazine reported that Kidman feels that her daughters are not at all interested in acting. "I think they would actually run the other way," shared the Australian actress. "They're like, 'Nope, we're not interested," she added. The actress made these remarks at the premiere of the movie 'Paddington' in New York City.

The 47-year-old actress is the mother of Faith Margaret, 4, and Sunday Rose, 6, with country singer husband Keith Urban. The Oscar winning actress has two adopted children, Conor and Isabella, with former husband Tom Cruise.

The actress further revealed that her six-year-old daughter already has few alternate career options in mind, which include becoming a vet, or a party planner. The actress also disclosed that she had thought about quitting acting to enjoy motherhood. "I don't want to be in that place of pain where I'm missing things," admitted the star.

Kidman is playing a slinky Millicent at the London Museum of Extinct Species, who schemes and stalks the giant Australian teddy bear adopted by the eccentric Browns, as told by New York Times. "Paddington" is the first of several of Kidman's pictures targeting children and is based on Michael Bond's book. Paddington is a beloved character of children's literature in the U.K. and many other countries. Kidman had admitted in a phone interview that she was particularly struck by the script's allusion to war and its parallel depictions of the bear as an illegal immigrant, as indicated by being a different-looking and lonely character in a metropolitan city. Bond, who is the creator of the character in the literature also has a cameo role in the movie. He is reportedly quite pleased that the filmmakers did not make Paddington too cuddly.

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