Olivia Munn has revealed that she was tomboy growing up and was never interested in doing makeup or styling her hair like her sisters.
While talking to the Popular Mechanics, the 34-year-old 'Mortdecai' star said that though she has embraced her womanhood now, as a kid, she used to spend time with her brothers making huge fort and string out electricity from inside and build an air-conditioning unit, New York Daily News reported.
In the winters they used to build igloos, and occasionally would also create batteries out of pennies, she added.
Talking about her role in the upcoming Johnny Depp starrer film, the actress said that she plays a spoiled rich girl who hears about a rare painting, that could be worth a lot of money, and goes out to steal it.
The film is anticipated to hit theatres in January.
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