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<p><strong>London:</strong> Actress star Rosamund Pike has shared that she's "quite comfortable" playing second fiddle to a man and doesn't think she's ready to carry a movie.</p>
<p>Asked if taking on the lead role of Amy in "Gone Girl" was a rare moment in her career, Pike told theguardian.com: "Ben was still No. One on the call sheet. The guy's usually No. 1... but maybe I'm quite comfortable being No. 2. I quite like that place. I don't know that I'm that easy with being No. 1 Note to self: go home and read scripts where female character is the lead."</p>
<p>And Pike acknowledged she's been reluctant to step into the limelight because of the pressure of "carrying" the movie.</p>
<p>"I suppose you feel there's somewhere to go. It's an interesting question...You're carrying the movie when you're No 1. and I don't know that I'm ready for that yet. I should be," she said.</p>
<p>The British star received plaudits for her role playing Ruth Williams in the biographical drama "A United Kingdom" and is currently looking for an actor to cast in a supporting role in her next as-yet-untitled movie.</p>
<p>And Pike thinks Hollywood star Christian Bale would be perfect role the title.</p>
<p>"You have to approach the right man at the right time, because men don't want to play second fiddle to a woman. That's the truth. It's sad, isn't it? Christian (Bale) might be different - he's a leading man who quite wants to be a supporting actor, and is quite unusual in that respect," she said.</p>

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<p>Actress star Rosamund Pike has shared that she's "quite comfortable" playing second fiddle to a man and doesn't think she's ready to carry a movie</p>

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