When Naomi Watts was told she’d be dancing in Peter Jackson’s “King Kong,” she may not have realized that her juggling skills would be forever showcased in cinematic history.
Unfortunately, however, Naomi did not actually know how to juggle, and that’s why she is not juggling in the 2005 remake of King Kong.

After accepting her role, she was reassured that all of her juggling scenes would be created through computer-generated imagery (CGI).
In fact, Movie Mistakes has pointed out that Naomi’s fake juggling is quite noticeable.
They stated, “When Ann is juggling for Kong on the cliff edge, she starts juggling at one point. If you look closely, you can see that she is simply moving her hands, and the rocks have been added digitally. This is most obvious when she leans right back, and the rocks don’t match her hand movements at all.”
How Naomi Watts Landed Her Role in King Kong
Many people may not know this, but Naomi Watts was the only actress selected by Peter Jackson to take on the iconic role of Ann Darrow.
When asked about playing the famous character, Naomi described that she didn’t think she could have taken the role if someone like Peter Jackson hadn’t directed it.

She said she would have been concerned that it would have simply been an action film with a damsel in distress, making it just too much of an action movie for her liking.
When Naomi Watts met with Peter Jackson, Fran Walsh, and Phillippa Boyens and heard them talk about the movie, she knew she had to sign on to play Ann. She realized the film would still be King Kong, but with several excellent new concepts.

In addition, the producers expressed that they wanted to revolutionize the female role into something more than simply a screaming beauty. Once Naomi learned of these changes, she realized that this was a fantastic opportunity to be a part of something special.
How King Kong Has Affected Watts’ Acting Career
Watts’ experience with “King Kong” has helped her acting career. Naomi believes that the fearlessness it took to do the movie has also made her less fearful in other projects. In King Kong, Naomi did some of her own stunts, including swinging around with the film’s dinosaurs.
When asked if she would be type-cast or only known for starring in this movie, Naomi said she was apprehensive about playing the part, which is so famous.

She also had reservations about what comparisons would be made between her and the other actresses who played the iconic character.
Naomi felt she had already done a lot of preparation and that perhaps it wouldn’t be her only appearance in people’s minds. She has since continued acting and doing various projects since then.
Conclusion
Naomi Watts will permanently be solidified in movie history as the actress who brought a heartfelt performance and an emotional connection to King Kong. When the film was released on December 14, 2005, she was 37 years old.
Naomi’s journey to being cast in King Kong was arduous, but Naomi Watts made it through. Although her juggling skills are not excellent, she portrayed an ambitious and determined actress with more to her than just her looks.

In March 2016, Naomi Watts stood out in a sparkly number as she joined her co-stars at the red (or in this case, black) carpet premiere of “Allegiant” held at the AMC Loews Lincoln Square 13 Theater in New York City.

The 21 Grams actress definitely knows how to make an entrance. She picked a fully sequined silver-and-black ensemble from Derek Lam’s Fall 2016 collection, which included a heavily embellished semi-sheer top with a high neck, a scalloped peplum detail, and long sleeves with a beaded black tea skirt.

While this looked a bit heavy for spring, Naomi managed to pull it off well.

She added further dazzle to the sophisticated, edgy look by accessorizing with a pair of Solange Azagury-Partridge chandelier earrings, a silver Lee Savage clutch, and a pair of black-and-silver heels.

The Gypsy actress styled her blonde tresses in loose waves with a side part and wore mascara and a swipe of pink lipstick to glam up the look further.

Naomi tied her look together with a pair of Giuseppe Zanotti sandals in a silver-and-black combination.

They are made of metallic calfskin leather with black patent toe bands and feature buckled ankle-wrap straps, open toes, and 4.5-inch metal pin heels.

These Giuseppe Zanotti sandals are available at Farfetch.
