DREW BARRYMORE NEWS

Since Drew Barrymore's voice was dubbed for Woody Allen's 1996 film 'Everyone Says I love You', she decided to avoid that nightmare again. In order to improve her vocal performance, Barrymore took singing lessons for five months for her new movie 'Lucky you'. Even tough, Barrymore confess she was still incredible nervous on the day she had to perform her first song ; and she burst into tears in front of director Curtis Hanson. She admits , "They said, 'You're so horrible, you can't sing,' and I just thought, 'OK, you don't wanna get fired...' That haunted me for the next 10 years because I sort of said OK and I didn't face the fear. With practice and will, I could have done it and it always niggled at me that I didn't try hard enough." And she overcomes her fears during the shooting of her flick, "I burst into tears because I was so convinced it was going to be the Woody Allen all over again. He (Hanson) just listened to me and said, 'You'll get there...' and I did it."