marion cotillard

[elphieLil]

guys....hello???this theory is really popular all over europe,simply because no one trusts your CIA and some non-governmental powers that never shows up but really counts over there. She just reported another opinion on the argument,supported worldwide by engineers,not LoneGunmen....I don't believe this theory,but here in Europe we support freedom of speech...guess U forgot what it means...

[DeRoquencourt]

She insulted people who lost one of their beloved in World trade Center Seprtember 11. What a bitch !!

[DeRoquencourt]

She a dummy deprived of culture, of intelligence. She sais September 11 was organized by Americans.... She's noit critical minded and her cultural technical background is void... She doubts Neil Armstrong ever walked on the Moon. She's extremely french, pretentious, selfish, not at all cultivated as many nowadays french. Disgusting animal

[marine4605]

what a play! without a word! excellent!

[SpiderMadge]

What film was this from?

[listensmiledance]

Furia

[SpiderMadge]

Thanks :)

[ExAxLxPx12]

what did she supposedly say or not say?

[betch29]

what did she "do" or "say" that was so bad?

[Auxane]

ABSOLUTELY NOTHING. But she's been lynched by a few neo-cons for things she said years ago very nonchalantly and who were intentionally misinterpreted.

[Acousticfilms]

The thing that I don't understand is that she has exemplified the right to have an OPINION, something that this country boasts so arrogantly in regards to the "freedom" of it. If anything is ridiculous in this case, it's the blind Americans who are criticizing her for that very right.

She is a million times more talented than any "A list" star that America has to offer and she is going to show that with her blossoming career here.

She should NOT have to apologize.

[fadadetom]

elle joue vraiment bien tout les roles lui vont

[schpetra]

what is this movie? I have no idea....

[svetlanalux]

A very long engagement. But she had a smaller role in here.

[SamuraiGaaru]

No, the movie's "Furia" here. ;-)

[ICLP87]

How many actors with controversial or stupid declarations/actions are suffering for their careers? Vanessa Redgrave, Charlie Sheen, Mel Gibson, kate moss, Vanessa Williams, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Sean Penn... She will be fine. She's talented, nice, beautiful and french actress. She will be an international star

[eltigredecandioti89]

fuck you

[chiakifuga]

HAHAHA!! She was elected a memeber of AMPAS, the elite part of the film industry in America, so your obviously wrong dumbass, she still has a career in Hollywood! And she deserves it too.

[chiakifuga]

Please tell me what she said. If you bothered to read the interview you'd see she never said any of the crap the media portrayed her to say. Its seems you are the paranoid, ignorent little baby girl for blindly believing the media, when you should know damn well they are scum who cant be trusted, and do anything for a story.

[betch29]

oh wow, u really dont like her.

i hate hollywood so i agree with u on that.

but as for saying those things about her, u can take that shit somewhere else.

[ICLP87]

HAHAHA!!!, The big irony is her "scandal" only has ten days of effect (March 1-10). And now, she's invited to being a member of AMPAS and the AMPAS support her Oscar. She appologizes to "Paris Derniere"

She finished "Public Enemies" directed by Michael Mann (Respected and succesful director) and starring Johnny Depp and Christian Bale (Two powerful stars and actors). And she's in the upcoming film with Daniel Day-Lewis, Sophia Loren and Nicole Kidman...

[itzjoeymac]

You may be right but from what I understand, the people you mentioned (minus Mel, Moss and Williams) simply stated that America's policies played into the rise of terrorism. They did not say that the government was DIRECTLY INVOLVED and that is pure paranoia and stupidity. Not to mention insensitive to the people who DIED. These types love to talk about peace and 'free speech' but act like FASCISTS when everybody does not agree with them. Itz funny how Mel is the only one who EVER apologized.

[Auxane]

She never said that either.

[zzzzz87]

she's going to have a big, very interesting career in America. this clip clearly shows that she brings something special to a part even when not in transformative makeup

[parisgouaille]

She was very young, I advise you to watch her more recent movies in which her performance were great (YT has vids of Pretty Things, Love me if you dare, A very long engagement I think). I hope she varies between Europe and America depending on the challenging parts she's offered as well.

[kent504]

She is STUNNING

[lenouvoalexi]

elle joue trop bien,je suis amoureux d'elle ma parole :D

[lovelee182]

her name is marion cotillard and it's her BAFTa award winning performance of edith pilaf in la vie en rose

[zzzzz87]

except it's obviously a different movie

[smellmeter]

She is beautiful, my God.

[HaloNerd001]

Is that Winona Ryder?

[smellmeter]

No, actually it's Charlie Chaplin.

[elhereico]

ha ha ha mongol

[gusux]

je pense que le film s'appelle Les Jolie Choses

[xParentalADVIsORYX]

NON c'est "FURIA",

les Jolies Choses, c'est vraiment autre chose!

[tbrais]

what movie is this from?

[marmoreck]

Comment s'appelle c'est film? pouvre Marion, est elle si belle dans ce moment enconre

[ireniwy]

de q peli es esto?? k crack la tia!

[parisgouaille]

Alexandre Aja (of The Hills Have Eyes remake fame, and known since the big success High Tension in Europe)'s anticipative fantasy movie Furia.