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THE FACE

ITHER SIDE OF HER

breakthrough role in

Blue Is The Warmest

Colour Léa Seydoux

has a number of

Hollywood blockbusters

to her name — Mission:

Impossible — Ghost Protocol Robin

Hood and The Grand Budapest Hotel

to name but three. But those were

small roles teasing glimpses of what

the 30 year-old French actress could do.

Spectre will give her the chance to really

shine. “It’s my fi rst big part in English”

says Seydoux. “I really enjoy it. It’s easier

to express your feelings with English.”

As Madeleine Swann seemingly the

daughter of Mr. White Seydoux won’t

lack for feelings to express. She’s key to

unlocking both plot (“I have information”)

and Bond’s heart as the duo embark on a

relationship that “starts very cold and at

the end it’s very hot”. Mirroring the fi lm’s

journey from Austria to Morocco then?

Seydoux laughs. “It’s a metaphor...” CH

SPECTRE IS OUT ON OCTOBER 26.

LÉA SEYDOUX: THE KEY TO

UNLOCKING SPECTRE...

MISS KISS

KISS BANG

BANG