I've Never Been Very Good Talking About

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

I Would Love To Play An Unexpected Character. Really Raw And Simple And Not A Cliche - Something Rugged. People Like To Put Actors In Boxes.

In The Make-up Trailer There Are Always Lots Of Trashy Magazines And It's Always Quite Pleasant To Go Through Them In The Morning. That's When I Realized, "oh My, It's Quite Nasty". There Was A Lot Of Pressure On Daniel Craig. He Was Quite Nervous And Paranoid, Especially In The Bahamas On The Beach, Lots Of Paparazzi. Even On Me In France - Nasty Things! Like I Was Going To Get Fired, I Was So Bad.

Seeing What The Film Becomes, Out Of Your Hands - You Never Know, You Know? I'm Always Rather Anxious. It's Not Like In Theater When You Are More In Control. You're More - Not A Puppet, But You Don't Control It. You Don't Own It.

I'd Rather Be Thought As An International Actress Rather Than A French One. Because I Don't Know What's Coming Up For Me, My Ambition Is Not To Be Typecast. So I'm Working On My English Accent, As Well As My American One. I Don't Want To Be Like 'okay, I'm French, And I Want To Succeed In Hollywood!'