Eva Green
Making Waves from the Start - It was Bertolucci himself who took a gamble on the untested Green, her a breakout role in the 2003 film ‘The Dreamers.’
The Sky Was the Limit - This new-found status was solidified by Ridley Scott in 2005, when he chose her for the big-budget film ‘Kingdom of Heaven.’
Bond girl Vesper Lynd - Eva Green’s performance coincided with Daniel Craig’s debut in the Bond series, and their undeniable onscreen chemistry.
License to Thrill - In little over a decade, Green had catapulted from obscurity to a star who could cherry-pick her roles despite this, roles in ‘The Constant Gardener’
Actress So beautiful, it's indecent' - Born in Paris, but with Algerian, Jewish, and Swedish heritage, Eva Green possesses an undeniable magnetism.
Out of luck in ‘Sin City’ - Oddly, in ‘Sin City: A Dame to Kill For’ (2014), with its comic noir aesthetic and femme fatale role, some critics say Green failed to shine.
Charisma Overload - Straddling the line between violence and sensuality, Green’s Artemisia could have been her most magnetic character.
Her 2023 Film Comeback - After a brief stint on TV with ‘The Luminaries’ and ‘Liaison,’ Green made a classic comeback with ‘The Three Musketeers’ (2023).