Kate Winslet revealed she had a face-to-face with an interviewer who had shamed the actress over her body. The "Titanic" star faced intense scrutiny over her appearance as a young star.

Kate Winslet's iconic role as Rose Dewitt Bukater in Titanic brought her both new levels of fame and some not-so-nice comments about her appearance. The Oscar winner, 49, opened up about being fat-shamed by critics during the height of her Titanic stardom during an interview on the Sunday,

The clip was just a snippet of the criticism Winslet faced at the time. However, Winslet revealed that she took her power back after meeting "face-to-face" with one of her critics

Kate Winslet’s movies have earned her significant acclaim over the years, but one that truly continues to truly permeate pop culture about the others is Titanic. James Cameron’s romantic epic not only broke the box office and earned Oscars – it also made Winslet a bonafide movie star.

In a clip shared during the CBS segment, Winslet was seen on the red carpet at the 1998 Golden Globes in a black and white lace gown next to her Titanic co-star, Leonardo DiCaprio

In a previous interview, Winslet spilled how the attention she received in the '90s also affected her career. "I felt like I had to look a certain way, or be a certain thing, and