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Los Angeles - Amy Adams couldn't stop ''giggling'' when she looked into Henry Cavill's eyes.
The actress plays the hunky actor's love interest Lois Lane in new Superman movie Man of Steel and admits she couldn't help but succumb to his charm when they filmed romantic scenes together.
She said: “He's extremely charming and charismatic. It's very easy to imagine him as Superman because of his look and his presence.
“Whenever I looked into his eyes, I started giggling because he has this effect on you.
Oh so dreamy
I think most women feel the same way about Henry. He's dreamy!”
However, away from the film set, the 38-year-old star only has eyes for fiancé Darren Le Gallo - with whom she has two-year-old daughter Aviana - who she credits for making her feel “complete”.
She gushed: “He's enabled me to grow up and evolve into a much more mature and complete woman. I think he also helped me become a better actress. When you find that kind of man, it eases a lot of anxieties and you just enjoy the process of loving someone with all your heart.”
Amy was awkward
Before becoming a Hollywood star, Amy admits she lacked self-confidence as a child and was “painfully awkward”.
She added: “I was very homely and didn't fit in at school. I always thought of myself as painfully awkward. I wasn't brimming with the self-confidence you need to go on and become an actress.”
The actress plays the hunky actor's love interest Lois Lane in new Superman movie Man of Steel and admits she couldn't help but succumb to his charm when they filmed romantic scenes together.
She said: “He's extremely charming and charismatic. It's very easy to imagine him as Superman because of his look and his presence.
“Whenever I looked into his eyes, I started giggling because he has this effect on you.
Oh so dreamy
I think most women feel the same way about Henry. He's dreamy!”
However, away from the film set, the 38-year-old star only has eyes for fiancé Darren Le Gallo - with whom she has two-year-old daughter Aviana - who she credits for making her feel “complete”.
She gushed: “He's enabled me to grow up and evolve into a much more mature and complete woman. I think he also helped me become a better actress. When you find that kind of man, it eases a lot of anxieties and you just enjoy the process of loving someone with all your heart.”
Amy was awkward
Before becoming a Hollywood star, Amy admits she lacked self-confidence as a child and was “painfully awkward”.
She added: “I was very homely and didn't fit in at school. I always thought of myself as painfully awkward. I wasn't brimming with the self-confidence you need to go on and become an actress.”
