Eva Green Quotes

My Mother Is An Actress And Very Well Known In France; Hence, I Move To London To Start My Own Life.

I Wear No Makeup In Real Life. I'm Very Simple. That May Be Why I Go Over The Top For The Red Carpet. But Otherwise, I'm Very Plain. I Should Make More Of An Effort, Actually.

I Like Style. For Dior, I Did More Of A Collaboration Shoot, Not Just A Single Image - So There Was More To It. It's A Very Prestigious Brand. I Like Their Style And Feel Like Their Style Is Mine.

I Think The Work Is The Same In Indie Films Or Blockbuster. It's Just A Difference When You Do All The Publicity. It's Like Another Job. I Remember The First Time I Did The Dreamers. I Went To Venice; Quite A Good Amount Of Publicity, A Lot Of Round-tables And Tv. I Was Just Not Expecting That. I Thought I Was Going To Visit Venice, But Actually No.

The Good Thing About This Casino Royale Thing, That I Hope And Pray, Is That I'll Have More Opportunities. That Roles Will Come Up To Me Rather Than Going To The Auditions. But I Still Have A Lot Of Things To Prove. I Haven't, I Think, Shown All My Talent.

I Rehearsed It A Lot Underwater With A Mouthpiece For Casino Royale And Not Freaking Out, Because You Can't See A Thing. It's Like Being In A Really Bad Nightmare. I've Never Seen Somebody Drown, But I Really Swallowed Water. It Was Like Choreography. It Was Very Emotional. I Was Crying Underwater At One Point.

Towards The End Of 'dark Shadows,' The Sets Are Cracking And Bleeding, But So Is Angelique. The Fact That She Breaks Apart Physically As Well As Mentally Lends An Added Dimension, And I Just Loved Playing That.

I Didn't Want To Do 'casino Royale' When They Told Me To Audition. I Said No. Then They Sent Me The Script, And I Thought It Was Actually Very Interesting - And I Had No Other Work At The Time.

Everyone Wants To Work In America. Maybe Not Blockbusters Or Terminator, But To Have The Choice.

It's Very Flattering To Be Remembered As A Bond Girl With Brains And Not Just For Looking Good In A Bikini. I Was A Fan Of Sophie Marceau In 'the World Is Not Enough.' I Think Her Performance Was Very Underrated.

You Always Feel Quite Vulnerable When You're Naked On A Set. You Feel Quite Silly, Actually. And With The Green Screen Around You, It's Not That Sexy. But, It Looks Stunning. It's Art. It's Not Vulgar. It's Not Indecent. It's Not Realistic. It's Beautiful, I Think.

England Understands Good Chinese, Japanese And Indian Cuisine; In France, We Just Get French.