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Red Carpet Confession: Reese Witherspoon's Letter to Naomi Watts. Read What She Wrote!

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Feb. 24 2013, Published 10:07 a.m. ET

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Reese Witherspoon went old school when she picked up pen and paper to write Naomi Watts a letter.

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Why? The actress said on the Oscar red carpet that she was completely moved by Naomi in her Academy Award-nominated role as Maria Belon in The Impossible, a true story about a family caught in the devastation of the typhoon that struck Thailand and other countries in 2004.

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"Hi Naomi, I know we don’t know each other well," Reese wrote. "I hope it’s ok that I am reaching out to you, because I simply could not contain my enthusiasm about your performance in The Impossible. Wow. Just wow. I was blown away by the film."

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"The story of survival and the incredible images of the tsunami and the performances of the entire cast were astounding. By far, one of the best films I have ever seen in my life. I could not speak for 24 hours after seeing the film. It was more than a movie. It was a mediation on life and family and humanity. It was fortifying."

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"But the life-breath of the film is you."

Read the entire letter on EW.com.

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