Salma Hayek Is Her Daughter's Hero Thanks To 'The Muppets' Movie

Mexican actress Salma Hayek may have made a little cameo on upcoming "Muppets Most Wanted" movie, but that is more than enough for her six-year-old daughter, Valentina, E! Online published.

"I have a little cameo but I'm very excited because I'm her hero now," Hayek said at the BAFTA Los Angeles Jaguar Britannia Awards. "I have finally arrived."

Hayek's role is yet to be revealed, but if Valentina's lucky enough she may have the chance to see her mommy sharing scenes with Kermit the Frog and Miss Piggy. Other celebrities set to appear on the movie are Sean "Diddy" Combs, Celine Dion, Lady Gaga, Usher, and Christoph Waltz.

The cast also includes "Thor: The Dark World" star Tom Hiddleston, who also spoke with E! Online about his participation on the Muppets movie, to be released on March 21, 2014..

"It was amazing," said Hiddelston. "I got completely starstruck. I have to tell you, I have peaked! It's all downhill from here. I will never such a juicy gig again!"

But Hayek and Hiddleton weren't the only cast members to be interviewed about the movie: Kermit answered some questions too.

"The idea of this film is that our gang is on this global tour, and we're selling out these grand theaters all over Europe-in Berlin, Madrid, London-but we sort of get into a little bit of trouble when we run across my Doppelgänger," said Kermit in talks with Entertainment Weekly. "He's the world's number one criminal, Constantine, and he happens to look an awful lot like me. I won't tell you any more than that, but let's just say mayhem ensues."

Hayek may be one of Hollywood's most beautiful actresses, but five years ago she decided to leave her movie star life behind and move to Paris with her family. During an interview with a French magazine Quien she spoke about life in Europe and the challenges she faced.

"At one point I felt I was getting old and that my career was not taking off at all. Besides, I thought I would not find anyone who would be with me unconditionally. And when I thought I had hit bottom, my life changed radically. I built a family and had a beautiful daughter. But I must admit that before moving to Paris I was terrified. I was afraid to leave the life I had built and leave behind all the potentially exciting projects that might come my way. Uncertainty scared me, and especially being so far from home," Hayek said.