Jodie Foster, reluctant star - 60 Minutes Overtime - CBS News "I wish that I could live my life without knowing what it was to be famous," said Jodie Foster during a 60 Minutes interview in 1999. The reluctant star described fame as her "one regret" because of its effect on her personal connections and her view of the world. Foster has a history of guarding the intimate details of her life and her speech at the Golden Globes last night -- in which she publicly addressed her sexuality and ex-partner Cydney Bernard -- although forthcoming, included her long-time quest for privacy. "You guys might be surprised but I am not Honey Boo Boo child," Foster said, referring to a child reality star. Working in film and TV since the age of 3, Foster has consistently shunned the spotlight -- a topic she discusses with Charlie Rose in the above video.