Pretty Woman Julia Roberts is still an insecure actress, even after countless successful films and awards. Even commanding eight figures per film doesn’t bring confidence with it.

“There was never a real point in my career where I thought I had made it,” Roberts told FOX on the carpet of Friday’s American Cinematheque Award presentation, where the Academy Award-winner was honored for her memorable contribution to moving cinema. “I’m an actor; I’m part of a very insecure breed. I don’t know if you ever really think like that necessarily.”

She hit the nail on the head about actors being a very insecure species. It comes from years of reading for scripts and being rejected as well as always having to be at the top of his or her game.

Pretty Woman Julia Roberts and husband Danny Moder are expecing their third child.

Roberts is due this summer, her rep, Marcy Engelman, tells PEOPLE.

Roberts, 39, and Moder, 37, were married in July 2002 and welcomed Hazel and Finn (short for Phinnaeus) in November 2004.

Roberts and Moder were married in 2002.  Roberts has lent her voice to the animated movies ‘The Ant Bully’ and ‘Charlotte’s Web’.

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Actress Julia Roberts plans to be pregnant by the new year. Roberts and her husband, Danny Moder, plan to start the in vitro fertilization process within the next month. Roberts hopes to be pregnant by late January.

“They’re shooting for another boy-girl set of twins just like Hazel and Phinnaeus,” said a family friend. “And they want them as soon as possible.”

According to the friend, Julia, who turns 39 on Oct. 28, and Danny, 37, will again use preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD), the controversial and costly procedure that can enable parents to influence the sex of their children.

“Julia turned to preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD) simply because it’s been shown to reduce the risk of pregnancy loss in women who are older and who, like her, have had trouble conceiving in the past,” continued the friend.