Former Disney starlet Selena Gomez has revealed that she's worried her younger fans will try and sneak in to see her new movie, 'Spring Breakers', which has been slapped with an 'R' rating.

The film is far from Gomez's usual style and chronicles the adventure she goes on with her 3 friends, in which she becomes entangled with a drugs and arms dealer. Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter about the risqué motion picture, she explained:

"There’s gonna be the intrigued pre-teens that are gonna want to sneak in and see the movie, and that’s obviously something I can’t control. [I can] definitely warn them as best I can, but the movie is rated R, and it’s kind of a given when you see the trailer that you should be old enough to see the movie.”

When asked if she's concerned that underage followers will try and watch the offering, she admitted that it's important for her to be able to grow and tackle new projects and taking on unexpected roles is just a part of getting older:

"At the end of the day, this is a film, this is a journey, this is an experience - and it’s a hell of an experience, ’cause you’re going through a crazy whirlwind, and Harmony’s vision and imagination is crazy and you can see it in this film."

"And in a way, I like that I can make people feel that. So whether you hate it or whether you love it or whether you laugh, or you think it’s creepy, we made you feel something, and I think that’s really cool. So as far as how I’m gonna see how they react, hopefully it will just be settling and they can think about it."

Watch a recent interview with the cast of 'Spring Breakers' below: