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LONDON, Feb. 27 (UPI) -- British actress Minnie Driver said despite being pregnant with her son, Henry, she starred in a film and followed it up with two films post-pregnancy.
Driver, 40, said before giving birth to her son in September 2008, she starred in "Motherhood," allowing cinema viewers a chance to see her on the big screen in all of her motherhood glory, The Times of London reported Saturday.
"My entire pregnancy and two years post-birth will be on the big screen," Driver said. "Flabby stomach and giant boobs for all to see."
Driver, who has yet to identify the father of her sole child, said she does not regret her career options to date, despite the fact she followed up roles in "Circle of Friends" and "Good Will Hunting" with a number of roles in low-budget films.
"I wouldn't change a thing about what I've done in the past because what may have been bad choices have all led me to this moment," she told The Times. "I'm incredibly happy because I've got my beautiful baby and lovely partner."
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