Gal Gadot admits she suffers from imposter syndrome trends now Gal Gadot has carved out an enviable career for herself in Hollywood with the hit films Fast & Furious, Wonder Woman and Red Notice. But the 38-year-old actress still feels as if she is not a fit in Hollywood, even admitting that she suffers from Imposter Syndrome, the condition of feeling anxious despite being high-performing. This week the Israeli star - who was seen in New York City over the weekend - talked her insecurities with L'Officiel magazine while posing for glamorous photos. 'It’s funny, I always feel like I have this impostor syndrome, because I feel so lucky and I’m so happy that I get to do what I really, really, really love,' noted the brunette beauty. 'I always feel like, “I hope they’re gonna like it.” There’s never a moment when I’m like, “They’re gonna love this.”' Green goddess: Gal Gadot has carved out an enviable career for herself in Hollywood with the hit films Fast & Furious, Wonder Woman and Red Notice. But the 38-year-old still feels as if she is not a fit in Hollywood, even admitting that she suffers from Imposter Syndrome, the condition of feeling anxious despite being high-performing Getting real: This week the Israeli star talked her insecurities with L'Officiel magazine while posing for glamorous photos It was a massive Hollywood icon who helped calm her nerves. 'I remember speaking to Francis Ford Coppola, and I asked him, “So how does it feel to be a national treasure?”' she said to writer Hannah Jackson. Coppola is best known for his The Godfather trilogy. 'He said, “You know, something? I’m always filled with doubts. I’m always afraid they’re not going to like it. I just follow my heart and I come into it humble.” I think this was one of the biggest lessons.' She added, 'I’m sitting with the legend Francis Ford Coppola, and he’s talking about how humble and insecure he can get. I was like, “Okay, I can be insecure all the time.”' Her next movie is Heart Of Stone which she stars in and is also producing with her husband Jaron Versano. 'With Wonder Woman, we really managed to prove that as long as the story is universal, it’s good,' she shared. 'I felt like there was room for a female-protagonist action movie that would be for everybody, but more gritty and raw and grounded, rather than a polished superhero movie. Funny feel: 'It’s funny, I always feel like I have this impostor syndrome, because I feel so lucky and I’m so happy that I get to do what I really, really, really love,' noted the brunette beauty