Davidtz, 59, recently opened up about parenting her two children, Dylan and Charlotte, and how her iconic role would sometimes come back to bite her.
In the beloved 1996 adaptation of Roald Dahl’s novel, Davidtz plays a warm, nurturing teacher who helps Matilda find safety and support at school.
"If I'd say, 'You are in a timeout,' or consequences for behavior or whatever, he'd go, 'You're so mean. And the next time someone comes up and tells me that they love you as Miss Honey, I'm going to tell them that you're nothing like her,'" she quipped.
"My son, again at a somewhat rebellious stage, he'd go, 'Well what do you do all day?' And I do think I felt, there were a couple of years when they were teenagers where I thought, 'I want my kids to see me working,'" she said.
“I think they might've thought I was just on YouTube or whatever they do on their computers. But I really wrote and wrote and wrote and wrote it again," she explained.
The film follows 8-year-old Bobo as she navigates a turbulent childhood marked by family struggles and the harsh realities of apartheid-era South Africa.
She added that it was “lovely on many, many levels” to finally share that full-circle moment with them.
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