She reminds me of the young Anne Wiazemsky ("Au Hasard Balthazar", "Teorema", and Godard's wife in the 1960's), but with a charm and talent of her own. Have liked her for a few years now, but I hope that "Farewell, My Queen" will finally give her some serious award recognition.
"Live on, love all, and let live" - River Phoenix.
Almost one year later - with the Palme d'Or for "Blue is the Warmest Colour", no doubt more people will get to know her talent! :)
"The fundamental things apply, as time goes by."
I've just seen 'Blue Is The Warmest Color,' and it was Adèle Exarchopoulos that reminded me (facially) of Anne Wiazemsky.
shareI don't see the resemblance (with Adele), but Seydoux - especially in "La Belle Personne," not so much in "Blue" - reminds me so much of the young Anne Wiazemsky.
"The fundamental things apply, as time goes by."