'He kept asking, "when is this over?" Nicole Kidman, 51, reveals husband Keith Urban couldn't wait for her role in Destroyer to end... and says she knew it was going to 'cost me and my family' By Nick Hadley For Daily Mail Australia Published: 22:38 GMT, 22 March 2019 | Updated: 22:53 GMT, 22 March 2019 Viewcomments In her confronting new movie, Destroyer, Nicole Kidman plays battle-worn LAPD detective Erin Bell, who is tormented by her own demons. A-lister Nicole looks barely recognisable in the thriller, as the years of her character's hard life are etched deeply into her face. The physical transformation was a shock not only for the mum-of-two but for her family as well - especially husband Keith Urban, 51. 'He kept asking, "When is this over?"' Nicole Kidman (pictured), 51, has revealed her husband Keith Urban, 51, couldn't wait for her role in Destroyer to end... and said she knew it was going to 'cost me and my family'. Nicole plays battle-worn LAPD detective Erin Bell, who is tormented by her own demons As reported in BW Magazine on Saturday, Nicole, 51, said: 'Oh, Keith couldn't wait for it to end. He's very supportive of my artistic choices but he did say at one point, "When is this over?"' In the MA-rated movie, Nicole plays anti-heroine Erin who is pulled into an old case after the ringleader of a gang she had tried to infiltrate re-emerges. The Hours star underwent a significant makeover for her role, wearing prosthetics to age her famous face and transform her into a weather-beaten, world-weary cop. Chameleon: A-lister Nicole looks barely recognisable in the thriller, as the years of her character's hard life are etched deeply into her face. The physical transformation was a shock not only for the mum-of-two but for her family as well - especially for husband Keith Urban (right) Nicole however has revealed she knew what she was getting herself in for, but was concerned about the impact her role would have on her family, which includes daughters Sunday Rose, 10, and Faith Margaret, 8. 'For Destroyer, I had to stay in character, which is what I did on The Hours, as well as Paper Boy,' Nicole told the Gold Coast Bulletin on Wednesday. 'It was a commitment that I was willing to take because artistically, there are certain things where you go, "This is going to cost me and my family to do this, but it's the artistic path",' she added. As reported in BW Magazine on Saturday, Nicole said: 'Oh, Keith couldn't wait for it to end. He's very supportive of my artistic choices but he did say at one point, "When is this over?"' She is pictured as her character Erin Bell in Destroyer In January, the Academy Award said her character had 'an enormous amount of self-loathing' and 'is a great cop but not functioning'. She revealed she watched footage of wild coyotes in a bid to get inside her character's predatory mind. Destroyer is now showing in cinemas.