Director Ridley Scott has praised Michelle Williams, calling her "a many layered artiste" who takes her job seriously.
The 80-year-old director, who is collaborating with the actor in his film "All The Money In The World", said she added a "certain physicality" to the character of Gail Harris.
"Michelle is a rare bird, a many layered artiste who takes it very seriously. The material we found on Gail was limited.
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"Press would raid her car, her doorways, get her on camera when she would have to address the press. You do see a certain physicality in her which Michelle incorporated," Scott said in a statement.
Williams plays the mother of 16-year-old John Paul Getty III who gets kidnapped in the 1973-set film, which traces how his grandfather, J Paul Getty, negotiates the ransom with the perpetrators.
Christopher Plummer, who replaced Kevin Spacey as J Paul Getty after sexual allegations levelled against the actor, said he is a "huge fan" of Williams.
"She's a marvellous young actress with great versatility. It was fantastic to work with her, even for such a brief time," he said.
"All The Money In The World" is set to be released tomorrow.
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