Just last month 13-year-old Saoirse Ronan was hobnobbing with the Oscar glitterati in Hollywood's Kodak Theatre. This week the young Irish actress, whose efforts in Atonement earned her an Academy Award nomination, was keeping stellar company again.
This time the teen sensation joined Catherine Zeta-Jones to promote their thriller Death Defying Acts against the backdrop of Sydney's Golden Harbour Bridge.
With the Welsh star looking on, Saoirse handled questions about her role in the movie about a mother-daughter con team as confidently as any screen pro.
Since bursting onto the film scene in 2007, the youngster has received no end of plaudits. Fellow Atonement star Vanessa Redgrave described her young colleague as "a remarkable actress and a lovely girl".
Meanwhile, the film's director Joe Wright had this tribute: "Saoirse's an old soul for her age, and a remarkably quick study."
But lest anyone think the movie-star life is turning her head, Saoirse quickly proves them wrong. Asked what her plans are for the future, she replies: "To go back to school. I haven't been in school for about seven months."