Emma Stone, dubbed “Hollywood’s Reigning Golden Girl,” graces the cover of W magazine’s Movie Issue.

In the interview, Stone discussed the 2013 Academy Awards when she presented with Ben Stiller.

She gave a comical performance as a newbie and some viewers thought that she was drunk.

“A lot of people thought it was something else: When I came offstage, they were saying, You were so drunk!’,” quotes E! Online from W magazine.

“And I wasn’t. Not until after.”

Stone, who is now 24 years old, also talked about her latest movie “Gangster Squad,” a 1940s film that reunited her with fan favorite, Ryan Gosling.

Stone played the role of moll Grace Faraday, and she said that it is time-consuming to put on a bustier and little corset every day.

“But you’re immediately more poised than you would be in modern-day clothes. And it makes it easy to get into character,” she said, according to E! News.

The actress also opened up to W’s editor-at-large Lynn Hirschberg about doing drama versus comedy.

“In real life, sometimes it’s uncomfortable for me not to go for the joke,” quotes the New York Daily News from the interview.

“Often, joking for me is a way of diffusing the awkwardness of a situation, so it’s kind of exhilarating to be a part of projects where there’s nothing funny or lighthearted.”

Stone’s next project is a fresh new angle for her genre-wise.

The object of Spiderman’s affection is turning to horror, reports Indie Wire, as she’s cast to play in Guillermo Del Toro’s next film “Crimson Peak,” a gothic ghost tale set at the turn of the century.

The movie is said to start filming in a year.

Stone also mentioned in the interview that she is an admirer of Diane Keaton’s work.

“I just think shes such an unusual woman,” she said.

“Shes so herself and it’s really inspiring.”

Stone noted that she has always been a fan of the movies.

“My mom loves the movie ‘Moonstruck,’ so we would always watch that together,” she said.

“And I loved the movie ‘Annie.’ I would sing and dance to that movie all the time.”

“And ‘Mrs. Doubtfire.’ I was obsessed with that movie.”

Stone, who was born and raised in Arizona, started acting at the age of 11 in a youth theatre in Phoenix.

She moved to Los Angeles when she was 15 years old to pursue her acting career.

In 2017, Stone won an Academy Award for Best Actress for her role in “La La Land.” At the time, she said that the experience was surreal.

“I still have a lot of growing and learning and work to do, and this guy [Oscar] is a really beautiful symbol to continue on that journey,” she said in her acceptance speech.

Stone has also been vocal about her struggles with anxiety.

She revealed in a 2018 interview with Dr. Harold Koplewicz that she has been dealing with anxiety since she was a child.

“I was just kind of immobilized by it,” she said.

“I didnt want to go to my friends houses or hang out with anybody, and nobody really understood.”