Rosamund Pike says he buries his prizes in the garden because it is “strange” to display them

Rosamund Pike revealed that he has a unique way of storing awards.

The 42-year-old British actress, who won a Golden Globe for her role in I Care A Lot, shared that instead of putting the coveted praises in her cloak, she prefers to ‘bury’ them in the garden with just a ‘little bit’. showing. ‘

Speaking about her preferred method of storage in a conversation with Ellen Degeneres on her show on Wednesday, Pike argued that she finds it “weird” to display them before elaborating.

When asked whether the rumor about her rewarding habit was true, the actress confirmed, adding that it was probably a type of ‘profoundly psychological’ imposter syndrome ‘.

Rosamund shared it with such humility that she simply started to feel ‘restless’ because she was too showy.

– I find it uncomfortable to display any prize in your home. How do people interact with them when they return home? I think it’s weird, so I bury them in the garden with a little bit showing so you can catch a glimpse of a hand or maybe a crown or maybe the globe, ‘she said.

Pike added that he finds it “fun” to think about the people who will eventually buy his house and find all the metal pieces hidden among his flowers.

‘In the future, when I die and die or when someone else buys the house, they will do the landscaping and think they’ve found a buried treasure,’ she shared, adding, ‘They are probably centuries ahead and won’t even have it. [the awards] most.’

Speaking about her award for Best Actress on the Globe, Pike called this a ‘surprise’, while saying that she and her family tend to receive guidance from professional punters on this type of subject.

‘In my family, we tend to look for brokers … in England there are brokers on every corner and the odds were not in my favor,’ she shared, adding that it was a ‘one in five’ chance.

She won the award in the early hours of the morning, when she provided details of the “ghost hotel” where she stayed in Prague at the time.

‘It was 3:30 in the morning when I won, I was in a ghost hotel where I stayed, where I rented a room to get away from my kids in the morning. When I checked in, I asked, “How many guests do you have?” And they said, “You are the one,” she shared.

Ellen asked how an entire hotel could be empty in such a busy city, while Pike spoke of the strict policies that places had adopted regarding COVID-19.

‘Because you can’t stay in a hotel here for leisure, just for business [during the pandemic]. I wouldn’t be allowed to check in for a romantic evening, but I could check in to potentially win a Golden Globe, ‘she said.

‘If you had lost, it wouldn’t have been any pleasure,’ joked the talk show host, with Rosamund adding, ‘After I won, maybe I should leave because the pleasure came.’

In terms of celebrating her victory, actress Gone Girl said ‘I slept.’