United Kingdom, May 15 -- Scarlett Johansson thinks child stardom can be a "dangerous thing".
The 40-year-old actress - who made her film debut in 'North', the 1994 fantasy-comedy movie - thinks she was "very fortunate" to come through child stardom unscathed.
Speaking to Vanity Fair magazine, Scarlett explained: "Making decisions on your own - like, adult decisions as a kid - it's a dangerous thing, right?"
The Hollywood actress has seen other child stars struggle to cope with the pressures of fame and success.
But Scarlett is thankful that she "dodged a lot of it".
She said: "I lived through that and also was very fortunate that I dodged a lot of it."
Scarlett starred alongside Bill Murray in 'Lost in Translation', the 2003 comedy...
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