Emily Blunt thinks her daughters could be "so much better" at acting than she is.
The 35-year-old star – who has Hazel, four, and Violet, two, with John Krasinski – has admitted she’d be slightly worried about them pursuing a career in the movie industry, but she also thinks they have the talent to succeed.
She told ‘Entertainment Tonight’: "I don’t know if I’m all about encouraging my children to be actors … people have a hard time in the industry. So I think I feel unfathomably lucky that it has been kind to me, but I would worry for them.
"But if they want to do it, god, they would probably be so much better than me! Honestly, I look at them sometimes and say, ‘She is going to be great!’"
Meanwhile, Lin-Manuel Miranda – who stars alongside Emily in ‘Mary Poppins Returns’ – recently described the actress as a "human sunshine".
Lin-Manuel is grateful that Emily was so kind towards him on the set of the movie, praising her for being the "classiest, best lady".
He said: "Emily Blunt is like human sunshine. The person at the top of the call sheet determines the mood of the set.
"If your star is in a bad mood, everyone’s like ‘we’re in a bad mood.’ And she’s just like the classiest, best lady. It was a joy to go to work with her."
Lin-Manuel also thinks Emily was the "perfect" candidate for the coveted role of Mary Poppins.
The 38-year-old actor told BANG Showbiz: "I was so excited Emily was playing the role because she is perfect for it."
Emily Blunt says her daughters could be ‘much better’ actresses
