Lea Seydoux

‘Spectre’ Introduces You to the New Bond Girls
‘Spectre’ Introduces You to the New Bond Girls
‘Spectre’ Introduces You to the New Bond Girls
Given the evolution of the women in James Bond films (and the evolution of actual thinking in real life), maybe it’s time we started referring to them as Bond Women instead of Bond Girls — Bond Girls just sounds like they’re posing for a beer calendar. At any rate, new photos and information from Spectre have arrived to give us a proper introduction to the ladies of Bond’s latest outing.
New 'Spectre' Video Blog Shows More Bond 24 Footage
New 'Spectre' Video Blog Shows More Bond 24 Footage
New 'Spectre' Video Blog Shows More Bond 24 Footage
As Spectre continues filming, we are treated today to another dispatch from the Bond 24 set. The last video blog focused on the snowy shoot on the top of the Austrian mountains and this new installment features new behind the scenes footage of Daniel Craig as James Bond as well as Ralph Fiennes (M), Naomie Harris (Moneypenny), and Ben Whishaw (Q).
'Bond 24' Officially Titled 'Spectre', Full Cast Announced
'Bond 24' Officially Titled 'Spectre', Full Cast Announced
'Bond 24' Officially Titled 'Spectre', Full Cast Announced
After much speculation, the official title and cast of 'Bond 24' was announced earlier this morning in London by director Sam Mendes. New castmembers—joining returning stars Daniel Craig, Ben Whishaw, Naomie Harris and Ralph Fiennes—include Christoph Waltz, Andrew Scott, Dave Bautista, Monica Bellucci, and Léa Seydoux. But, why read about this when you can watch it?
'Bond 24' Casts Lea Seydoux in Femme Fatale Role
'Bond 24' Casts Lea Seydoux in Femme Fatale Role
'Bond 24' Casts Lea Seydoux in Femme Fatale Role
While the newest James Bond movie still has no official title, that hasn't kept it from moving full-speed ahead, with Daniel Craig reprising the role of Agent 007 for Bond's 24th outing. The latest development has French actress and 'Blue Is the Warmest Color' star Lea Seydoux joining the cast in the role of a femme fatale -- someone who could make things quite complicated (and perhaps a bit sexy) for our suave protagonist.
'Blue Is the Warmest Color' Review
'Blue Is the Warmest Color' Review
'Blue Is the Warmest Color' Review
The scandal preceding 'Blue Is the Warmest Color' -- involving very public fights between director Abdellatif Kechiche and stars Lea Seydoux and Adele Exarchopolous -- almost seems worth it when viewing the end result: a beautiful, moving, highly emotional piece of drama featuring unquestionably exhausting work from its two female leads. It's a film that's the result of the relentless labors of it