Green attended the American University of Paris. Green is Jewish, like her mother, although was not raised in a strict religious manner. Her parents are actress Marlène Jobert and dentist Walter Green. Standing in an office with a person who looks down at his paper, and you pretend you have long arms and say one line.Eva Green is a French actress, known for her role as Vesper Lynd in 'James Bond: Casino Royal'.Įva Green's net worth was estimated at $10 million (The Richest, 2012)Įva Green was born in Paris, along with her twin sister, Joy. And other things were just like - this is where I felt you can completely lose your confidence as an actor. “I never had the chance to think about whether it was a film I wanted to be in or not, I just did them all.

Move over there and spend some time and do all the meetings and the chitchat and some auditions,'” the actor remembered. “I got an American agent and it was like, ‘Okay, so you did a Bond film. Playing a Bond villain proved a breakthrough moment for Mikkelsen’s career in the U.S., but it didn’t lead to all good things. That’s the framework you need to understand.” As Mikkelsen concluded, “We were lost in our indie world, right? You have to respect that. At a certain point, director Martin Campbell was just smiling and said, ‘Boys, come back to the table. “We were discussing how to approach it,” the actor continued, “and we just went further out with something that was really brutal and insane… actually cut up somewhere, and he had to suffer with that for a while. James Bond Producer Says They ‘Haven’t Even Begun’ Planning Next Era: ‘A Big Road Ahead’ We’ve never seen Bond naked, and we’ve never seen him that fragile, and then obviously there are some undertones with the rope.”

“It was a scene where I tortured him and he’s stripped naked to the chair, which was kind of radical. “There were a few times when Daniel Craig and I went a little far at the table discussing what the scene might be able to do,” Mikkelsen recently told Vulture about the nude torture scene. It was the Bond franchise at its most risqué and provocative, but it turns out the torture scene could have been even wilder had director Martin Campbell not shut down a brainstorming session between Craig and Mikkelsen.

The scene finds Craig’s Bond naked in a chair and Mikkelsen’s Le Chiffre using a whip to inflict pain on Bond’s testicles. Daniel Craig‘s tenure as James Bond started on a high with 2006’s “ Casino Royale,” which included a torture scene between Craig and co-star Mads Mikkelsen that instantly became one of the franchise’s most iconic Bond/villain confrontations.

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