Uma Thurman and director Griffin Dunne attend a photocall for the movie "The Accidental Husband"

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Uma Thurman isn't worried about Hollywood roles drying up as she gets older.

She said: "For an actress, every developmental stage is a culling of the herd. New people are found and pushed to the forefront. Now it freaks me out a little less these days.

"It makes it easier having gone through my teenage years and been told there would be no career for me as a 20-year-old. And then working as a 20-year-old and being told that was it. And then having children and being told there wouldn't be a career for me now."

Uma is enjoying the more mature roles she is being offered now she is in her late 30s.

She added to InStyle magazine: "The characters I get to play as a mature woman are much more interesting than the ingenues I got to play as a kid, so I feel OK about it."