Blue is the Warmest Colour- Léa Seydoux interview

[@louiiezy]

"A real lesbian" , "do you know those kinds of people", "did you have a lesbian on set", " but you're not a pornstar" I cringed through the whole interview

[@Deva7]

+louiiezy Rumor has it she went to the zoo and watched lesbians for hours before shooting the movie.

[@ericbryant6097]

hahaha

[@saharasafari4529]

louiiezy XD I cant

[@SceneByScott]

Don't forget about the "you had a fake vagina?"

[@cowboykelly6590]

@@Deva7 : BAHAHAHA... 🤣

[@itsninimf]

She's so humble. And this dude needs to find another job. Not everyone can be an interviewer smh lol.

[@Jean_Genie]

I like how she described the film as 'it's not a lesbian film, it's a story about love.' I think this is how people, especially the interviewer, should view this film.

[@ALINA-eo1cr]

Yeah, not really. Most of the issues that made the movie interesting centered around the idea of homosexuality and how it is viewed in society, specifically in France. It is a love story, but it is a love story affected by the underlying issues that surround lesbianism in France. I personally felt very sorry for the character Adele because in many ways her life mimics some issues from my own life. I'm referring here to the secrecy and double life that lesbianism in a homophobic society implies, the need to fit in and to try to change your sexuality to be straight to be accepted by your community and to not be shunned by your parents, colleagues, friends etc. Her story is essentially sad as she ends up alone, without any support, regardless of how much she tries to fit in. It is a sad story, a love that doesn't really blossom. A lot of this is not discussed because of the obsession with the lesbian sex scenes, very pornographic indeed, and it is a shame since in essence the movie has a sad ending. It is not a love story with a happy ending, but a very sad rendition of how romantic life tends to evolve for most lesbians I know who live in such contexts. The shame that one inevitably feels for being homosexual does not let love flourish normally, like in the case of straight couples, no matter how deep that love is. In a normal setting, with a straight couple, they would have ended up married with kids, living happily ever after until they died ...which ironically is a boring ending for a movie.

[@emmacasey2757]

I'm a femme lesbian and I'm definitely a real lesbian just to let you know.

[@Inci_de]

Haha. Yes Just a few days I was with my beautiful girlfriend partying and some old guy said: nooo you two are way too beautiful to be lesbians. I said: this is a freaking chlichee.

[@nothanksbro420]

Inci Demirci lmfao

[@AmyAberrant]

Yes you are

[@ALINA-eo1cr]

Yeah, he phrased things so weirdly. Clearly he actually meant to say that the popular image of a lesbian is that of a more masculine woman.

[@OooStaciooO]

This movie changed my life. I don't know why but while everyone is ranting and raving on how gorgeous Adele is, I just can't stop staring at this lovely womans face in interviews. I was super attracted to her as a tomboy at first when I saw the movie, which is strange because I am a femme lesbian who generally likes other femmes. But with or without makeup this is the most beautiful woman I've ever seen in my life. I'm just so astounded, even the gap in her teeth is gorgeous. Maybe I'm feeling a little too single right now

[@yupitsme09]

I am obsessed with her and I am a heterosexual woman! I appreciate her beauty so much!

[@Lua_desenho]

She has a very strong power of seduction, all over the world, many people who watched the movie were completely enchanted with Emma / Lea. I'm delighted, fascinated... She is simply amazing! I had never seen her before. A person really impactful. I found a blog that has all about Blue, many informations and many messages from people passionate about Léa.It's a phenomenon! Take a look. blueisthewarmestcolormovie.wordpress.com/about/

[@kseniyatkachenko2418]

I'm feeling exactly the same!

[@Lua_desenho]

***** i'm too...I'm obsessed with her ​​beauty, I've seen all the interviews and have watched the movie several times ... I think I need a psychologist!! hahahaha

[@Lua_desenho]

we could talk about our favorite actress in facebook or by e-mail, share our follies hahahahahha

[@sircabooci4506]

I don´t like when he just aks about the "being a lesbian" parts. The movie was not about that. It was about passionate love, how it changes lives and how it makes you discover not just the world, but yourself. People need to start to understand, homo/hetero/bi love, it´s that...love. I do admit, even being a straight woman, i found the film hot as hell. But i found it equally beautiful. I was shipping this couple so hard that when the movie ended i cried because they didn´t end up together. So sad. I mean, i´m still thinking Emma still loved her. :(

[@More-ws7pi]

explicit lesbian love!!! why then that kind of scenes of lesbian sex???

[@Muzzer27]

Sure, the film was beautiful, a story about deep, passionate and devoted love.The lesbian part was secondary the the very matter of the movie. You already spoiled the movie to some of those who haven't seen it yet, but what the heck! My interpretation of the plot is such that the fact that Emma kicked Adele out of her house in spite of the latter truly regreting and apologizing multiple times to Emma was because Emma had already had an affair with the woman she finally ended up being in a relashionship with at the end of the movie. Adele's infidelity was just an exuse for Emma to dump her. Truth be told, though, I agree with you that Emma didn't stop loving Adele, and she somewhat regretted letting her go that night and not accepting her apology.

[@amberkarasik2917]

Liliana Villarreal Because most people's true love stories involve explicit sex. Sorry if you're not familiar with that.

[@airam-sj2172]

That is a very legitimate question, because both actresses are straight, and even though they are very professional, it has to be difficult to play a lesbian role. On the other hand, i understand the LOVE factor, but shit this movie is pornographic big time. You can express love and passion in a more implicit way when it comes to a movie. This is my opinion.

[@alkiskosh6536]

+Sircaboo CI what are you saying? , If there were no porno scenes in the film to a profit of 0.1 obtained profits

[@laramenke]

the interviewer is so cringeworthy, but léa handled herself so gracefully.

[@cowboykelly6590]

Yes she did .

[@bluerrywave1257]

"But youre not a lesbian(?)" "Maybe one day" I love you Lea please marry me please

[@roonilwazlib5402]

I got bisexual vibes from that answer :)

[@alinacalm]

@@roonilwazlib5402 ikr!!

[@beatc]

"do you know those kinds of people?" seriously?? this guy is awful.

[@kjhuang]

I think he meant it in the sense of whether she knew any real-life lesbians for which she referenced for her performance.

[@tapatapaz]

yes, in the sense of her character being specifically 'full-blown' and really outspoken lesbian, opposed to Adeles'

[@narvanm8305]

Yeah, stupid questions and even stupider answers. "Play the man"??! She did a good job in the movie but apparently she doesn't have the slightest idea about the whole thing. Adele too.

[@TheMaryJoness]

***** I believe the reason is exactly the fact that is in English! It must be hard for a person that doesn't speak english everyday to find the right words! I am quite confortable speaking english even without being my mother tongue but when i am nervous, for exemple, I have problems in expressing myelft!

[@elfodhia]

Yeah Sista!

[@tashaMELY]

It's funny how in the film she says her accent is terrible but in real life she speaks English with hardly an accent at all

[@sneekz07]

Her English has REALLY improved. If you watch some older interviews with her and Adele her English is no where near the level it is here.

[@williambitterwood3300]

The accent of the character is terrible. That's fiction, a character in a movie. The description of "terrible" has nothing to do with the accent of Lea Seydoux, the real life person.

[@freemoney9769]

Are you high... Her accent is fucking sexy af I'm American I like that... If my wife had that accent man...

[@karenvega926]

It's not a Lesbian film... It's really a film about Love."

[@bradyarms]

Her smile... Oh gosh. It's one of the most attractive things in the world.

[@bacquetqge]

His questions were utterly morbid, totally focused on the sex scenes rather tan other aspects of the film, which, by the way, I loved. It´s an intense and heartbreaking love story, and not a movie about lesbians. Love is orientation-less. And this guy could have done a better journalistic job, no kidding.

[@QueenyKay]

Well said!

[@menchavezmichelle]

I love Lea Seydoux she's very humble and sweet. And the way she answer that the film was not just a lesbian film but it's about LOVE.

[@LeonaGogolicynova]

,,No, no, maybe one day." awww :))) she's so cute

[@danylively]

So maybe one day I can marry her if she 'become'.a lesbian lol

[@Lua_desenho]

I loved this !!!

[@xxjustlivexx]

"femme" lesbians are just as authentic and "real" as the "noticeable" lesbians. This interviewer is ignorant.

[@williambitterwood3300]

Jay H But they aren't noticeable. That's his point.

[@AmyAberrant]

He’s so disgusting

[@megancerys7260]

She seems so intelligent but stunted by her crappy interviewers

[@goalice1]

the way she gazes and smiles make me get a cheeky smoles. lea is the most attractive female actress of all time

[@masteroflanguages4572]

I think Adèle is actually more beautiful.

[@silversiempre5465]

So open minded and very shy. I like that Lea :-)

[@hindsightpov4218]

I find the gap in her teeth incredibly sexy. I hope she never has it closed like so many actors and actresses do. I'm a big believer in natural beauty because it's timeless and isn't affected by trends that come and go.

[@roonilwazlib5402]

Same! The gap is so beautiful to me as well

[@pleaseusernamework]

I don't get why every journalist is asking the same question. Enough already about the sex scene. Léa's clearly getting uncomfortable but being a professional she deals with it well! C'mon ppl be a bit more groundbreaking and do an interview with depth. How about that incredible fight scene or that emotional café scene. I rly would wanna know more about those or the emotional journey they made more than the constant focus on the SEX. What's wrong with ppl...they must be so sex-deprived...

[@williambitterwood3300]

Very good point. The entire breakup scene would be fascinating to discuss, and especially the last meeting between them, in the cafe. Beautifully played, very wrenching, emotionally.

[@Yasiralhre]

Her English is amazing

[@Gallifrey1991]

Well this interviewer was pretty juvenile and flippant about the subject matter. I love Lea's integrity and earthiness :)

[@black_paradise07]

This is by far the worst interviewer I have ever seen in my life. Please get rid of this guy. His questions and ignorance baffle me.

[@aliasgirl182]

it is a film about love! i don´t see it as a lesbian film. I love the movie i hope it gets more recognition so more people can witness modern love.

[@MingusTale]

I had the stop at his description of emma and why she's a "real lesbian" and whether Lea even knew lesbians in real life... like are we living in the 50s or something, what is that? Here she is, a real lesbian in the flesh! Oh but those aren't real are they?!

[@Spacecow17]

I find it kind of ironic how Lea's character, Emma was supposedly bad at English and how Adele was good at it. In real life, she actually speaks English well! Adele is not bad at it, but Lea is definitely much better at it lol. Love both actresses though! Their performance in the film was superb!

[@danylively]

Straight, huh? Well, I have a feeling that she has at least some bisexual vibe. I really feel attracted to her.

[@weatherby551]

I feel like this guy has never been around a gay person before. Being femme doesn't mean you aren't a "real" lesbian. Neither does being butch or masculine looking make you "more" lesbian.

[@weatherby551]

At least Léa's response was normal.

[@pourmoi5429]

This guy looks very gay to me. Maybe he doesn't have any female friend. Lea handled the questions well!

[@Jonmad17]

So a gay man who works for the dailyxtra, a website devoted to gay issues, has never been around a gay person before?

[@weatherby551]

Jonmad17 I didn't do in-depth research on the interviewer and website for a video I just stumbled across one night so I didn't know that. I explained the reasons I found him off-putting above. Regardless of his sexuality, he doesn't have a great grasp on gender theory in my opinion. But I see you commented elsewhere that you enjoyed the interview, so that's good for you. I just disagree.

[@Jonmad17]

weatherby551 I think by 'real' he meant openly and identifiably lesbian. Adele's sexuality is left ambiguous by the end of the film. And she never comes out to her family or her coworkers, she never quite socializes with other gay women or identifies with the lesbian subculture. I don't think he meant to imply that only butch lesbians are real lesbians.

[@Lua_desenho]

she speaks with great affection about Adele,so cute!Léa is so sweet...

[@CandysChannel]

Daily Extra is a Canadian based Gay/Bi/Les/Trans Daily News Site, so this guy presumably is gay himself which is even more appalling with his ridiculous questions he asked Lea! She is so intelligent, very engaging and I really enjoyed her answers despite the awful questions!

[@nazneensultana901]

'Its not just a lesbian film,its a film of love" love you Lea❤

[@Nanancay]

DAMN Lea's English is really good

[@reginedorvilus8967]

[@vicw1121]

NANCAY WANG its ironic since in the film adele is the one who says she speaks english well and and leas' character says she is horrible at it!

[@Nanancay]

*****​ LOLO I don't even remember that part of the movie omg I played the movie on TV and my mum was in the room so I was more or less focusing on skipping the lesbian sex LMAOO

[@kreyes2495]

NANCAY WANG i remember that part..and you're so funny dear.. =) #skippingLesbianSExScene lol

[@nataliealves3889]

+NANCAY WANG lol

[@marytanner9580]

Maybe one day..ok now..only she knows...when I see her and Adele together. I can't help think the day has come.:) Awesome acting.

[@ladychloris]

Me too. They could be a perfect couple.;))

[@marytanner9580]

ladychloris Well they have been making appearances together and they are so cute. They really leave a lot to the imagination.lol

[@Lua_desenho]

I agree!!

[@williambitterwood3300]

They do indeed seem to really like each other and to enjoy each other's company. It's almost as if Lea can't take her eyes off Adele.

[@mba642]

"..uh I mean yeah I know lesbians" great response

[@LynetteNataly]

she just doesn't only speak english very well, she also is so beautiful.

[@iwannadreamforever3823]

+Lynette Nataly you think her English is well? It's crappy English to me :p

[@ThereHeGoThatsJonDoe]

Her english is very good. Good accent

[@LaurieHotwheels]

"Maybe one day"....my day has been made! :p

[@AprilClash]

'you character is gay. DO YOU KNOW THOSE KIND OF PEOPLE??' loooool, thats blunt

[@masteroflanguages4572]

And totally inappropriate.

[@pinguflap]

i really like her. genuine and beautiful.

[@katrine3445]

Is she straight? I'm just wondering. I just saw the movie and it was amazing. The chemistry between the two talented actresses were incredible.

[@acutcrumb2045]

Did you not watch the interview? She clearly says she's straight.

[@jerney4974]

I voted thanks!

[@alicial5806]

***** What do you mean by "the sex scenes make it clear that they're straight"? I've heard that before about like lesbian porn... about it not being authentic. But I don't get it. What about it makes you tell that they're straight? I'm insanely curious!

[@danylively]

She said she wasn't a lesbian, but she didn't afirm that she is straight. She could be even bisexual, but she doesn't know why not? And so what if she was a lesbian? Would it change something about her talent or about her personality??

[@ladychloris]

danylively Wise words!

[@silkenrustle]

You guys all know that the French language is constructed very differently to English, in that everything, even tables and chairs have gendered names. When Lea says things like "to be a man" just remember how much can be lost in translation, because English is her second language.

[@williambitterwood3300]

She is describing the way she created her character in the film. As written, Emma is sort of butch, a very experienced and confident pursuer of this shy and inexperienced girl. Seydoux is saying that the way she achieved the right mindset to be that character was by imagining how it feels to be man in the same situation, confidently pursuing a girl. All part of the process of creating a character. Actors do it all the time.

[@hellokintu]

He comes off as being a little ignorant.

[@aqilahhhhhh]

I freaking love her

[@danylively]

Everyone of us do

[@MaLiBeL]

"maybe one day" hahahaha,I loved her!

[@tamaradrove3673]

She's very graceful and elegant in the interview and I fully agree that the interviewer is cringeworthy, but I also think that referring to her character as "the man" and that she had to be "the man" in the sex scenes it's a bit binary and therefore constrictive. Although I love how open minded she is and I know she doesn't mean any harm, it would do more justice to the complexity that this movie offers to talk thorugh a more broad gender perspective/lens :-)

[@hotchef168]

Lea and Adele are such wonderful actresses. Congrats to all the cast of Blue is the warmest colour

[@Lanagrant-s8p]

Léa is the sweetest thing, i could hear her talking all day!

[@Kinlever]

Very impressive woman, and talented actress. See Farewell my Queen (2012), and you will see why. Emma was not her first gay role. Practically, so far, both of her big leading roles in French cinema were gay characters. I would not be surprised to hear her coming out in a few years. After all, as she says, its just love.

[@paolajhonson6792]

She's adorable! And SOO GORGEOUS OMG

[@kyleiwalker3603]

what the heck are these questions, he went from asking genuine questions to wanting the juicy details about lesbian love-making. glad lea handled it with such poise

[@leonmane1880]

she's a very unconventional beauty very model material-like

[@christinarubino9416]

"A real lesbian?" What the fuck?

[@PollyTikkle]

agree....

[@studnoth1n]

he must be speaking as "a real ass."

[@Muzzer27]

What he meant was that she was real as opposed to a phantom lesbian :-) hahhahahah

[@SaraE465]

Gah I despise bad interviewers. What does a "real lesbian" even mean?

[@williambitterwood3300]

***** He means that Emma is a "real lesbian" in the sense that, at least, early in the movie, when she has the blue hair and wears jeans and jeans jackets, she is deliberately projecting the image of a lesbian (even of a butch lesbian) and is therefore recognizable as one. Adele is not recognizable as such and hence does not fit this definition.

[@EvanMonroe]

Lea's last line about it not being a lesbian films is right on the money.

[@CarianneRHixson]

It's painfully embarrassing when he says "do you know those kind of people?" especially since he's obviously gay

[@dalleeongcay7325]

I like adele but i looove lea. Omg! She played the role so well. The way her eyes looked at adele my gosh! I can’t handle it. It made me fell for her & i am straight. 😁😁😁

[@fireflies15]

what a queen. look at how natural she is

[@jayjay1184]

Her English is great!

[@lucythemermaidx]

Terrible interviewer but she answers brilliantly. Beautiful actress. :)

[@ultimatesol]

lmao her english much much better than Adele yeah! (just opposite comparing to movie lol)

[@monsdali]

exactly what i was thinking!

[@allisxn]

her english isnt that bad, it's just her thick accent that gets in the way

[@PollyTikkle]

Blue is the Warmest Colour lies beyond the reach of the politics of lesbianism and gay pride but i am disappointed to hear the actors and director constantly dismiss the truth that it is more a lesbian love story than a love story. A third of the film (1 hour) deals with a teenage girl's discovery of being turned on by women. That trauma belongs to lesbians and gays. Its a shame we go through it , but in the acknowledging spirit of this film (real heart break is forever) the realisation that one is bent as a banana is not an experience shared in any straight love story. Although I hear the marketing wisdom in repeatedly dismissing that it is a lesbian love story for the more digestible concept that it is a love story that everyone can relate to and enjoy, I just wish after making such art. they would celebrate, not glide over, the strongest contribution to the sensuality of the film: the fact that it is sexual love between two women. LBTQUI alphabet soup people are always having to distill the love from straight stories which for the most part are barely relevant to us, and so why not own the indisputable fact that this is the best lesbian love depiction every presented on film and have the grit to own it.... :)

[@yowut8075]

Damned reporter tried to get her to come out of the closet, but she's not ready for that yet.

[@suzannemoogan9675]

Lea is such a powerful actress and extremely dedicated to her craft A real actor!!

[@sveingrimstad9151]

She's really a versatile actress. I first saw her in Mission Impossible Ghost Protocol, and got kind of scared of her, she played a ice princess and ice cold killer, but she's a lot warmer in the warm color blue. Suddenly blue is a hot color. At least she's hot. Even better impression I get watching interviews with her, and now I watch as many I can. She's humble and very normal, so you can get a feeling like knowing her... or at least wish you knew her. I adore and love her as an actress. Look at that smile, so charming that it cut stright into your heart.

[@Deva7]

+Svein Grimstad You better watch your wife, she's supposed to be the only woman you should watch, love and adore!

[@nataliealves3889]

+Deva7 Don't be mean 😂

[@sveingrimstad9151]

+Deva7 Yeh she supposed to.

[@LeeDee5]

The two main ladies of this movie are just gorgeoussssssssssss.

[@Rockafella218]

Lea can straight up act.

[@7720jojo]

"a love story, a lesbian love story, that's never happened before". ummm... it has? I can think of about 10 movies that are about gay couples.

[@coldude2559]

i don't think the reporter did a bad job, some of the comments below are really negative

[@Lua_desenho]

he may have made children's questions but was very smart tearing her answers that many want to know, for example about their sexuality ... 'maybe one day' .... hahahahahahah

[@fernandagomez4839]

aah que linda

[@arizanty]

The best English interview by French actress.

[@indigomoon7848]

"A very erotic scene, a very sexy scene, a very graphic scene" 🤢🤢🤢 dude stop I wish he'd gone more into the emotion and feeling and whole aura and point of the film and how Lea experienced that. Because really the entire film is about emotion.

[@TheClearStalker]

Love watching interviews with her, she seems so unique and smart 🙂

[@gerardoconnor9281]

Okay

[@Jonmad17]

I don't get the complaints. The guy's questions were perfectly reasonable, and in step with all the press surrounding the film

[@squeerel6593]

She's really good at speaking in English, oh my God..

[@yingtongwang9083]

"Maybe one day." Awwwww...x_x

[@Forever82803]

Léa Seydoux ressemble vraiment à Scarlett Johansson, mais Léa est encore plus jolie que Scarlett!

[@7pemery0]

how did he not understand that the film had two parts within it? he was actually expecting a second film...

[@muhammadfathinaufalziqri5958]

What two parts are you talking about?

[@7pemery0]

+Naufal Ziqri at 9:06 he thinks there's going to be a part two though the film is actually just split into two parts. chapter 1 and chapter 2 (4 or 5 years later in their story)

[@muhammadfathinaufalziqri5958]

+James Emery oh, ok... Tbh i didn't know that the parts were divided, i thought it was just in one storyline straight

[@7pemery0]

+Naufal Ziqri it is just one storyline but there is definitely a distinct moment where the film shifts forward in time and the film changes its course.

[@nonopufffs]

terrible questions but she answered gracefully, he's so stuck on the lesbian part of it it's beyond frustrating!

[@gregjones3678]

Love Movies Is How We Learn To Make People From This Movie It’s About Relationships. Iv Learnt About Gay & Lesbian Pride 🏳️‍🌈 Love In All In Different Colours. It’s Part Of There Life’s. Being Gay Is Important. Love Is Love.

[@AureLia-q7g]

She is so charming I can listen to her all day❤

[@Leaseydouxactress]

Hello there! Thanks for your love and support towards me. You have been a considered valued commenter. This is my private channel I opened to reach out to my fans randomly. You are loved!!!

[@TyDollaaa]

I'm glad I'm not the only person baffled by this interviewer. He should planned out what he wanted to say.

[@sneekz07]

Her English has strongly improved.

[@ICRJEK55]

I think for a Brazillian is easier to understand the english talked by her than by him.

[@danylively]

I'm a Brazilian girl too and I was able to undertand both of them in a whole context.

[@ICRJEK55]

No contexto ok, mas se você tentar se atentar aos detalhes ele fala deveras rápido e embolado. Minha opinião sobre o inglês dos EUA. O sotaque dela que seria por muitos criticado facilita.

[@ICRJEK55]

danylively

[@BOB-uw5fr]

Though correct, the context is this: Julie Doiron, who authored the graphic novel that the film is based on criticized the fact that no lesbians were involved with the film (at all!). Thistroubled her; the story is a lesbian love story, by a lesbian author, and though the issue of representation is a hot topic, her criticism, as a lesbian, is quite interesting ... hence all those questions from various journalists.

[@michaelbyrd7883]

Of course Lesbians would be into this movie. I however am not a lesbian, but I know quite a bit about art history and I would've been more then happy to have spoken with Lea about the fine art's. We could've gone to the Louvre or Musee d' Orsey and I could speak for many hours about artists from the Renaissance to the Romantics, from the impressionists to pop art. Adele could've come as well. They only mentioned Picasso in the bar, Lea's character being a figurative Lesbian painter should've mentioned perhaps Renoir and Klimt. Ah well missed opportunities!

[@MsHorizon55]

Why are people always over emphasizing the "lesbian" element not only in this movie but in other films as well? The questions always relate to what "lesbians" do when they make love, and all kind of technicalities when it comes to sex between women. Guys!!! It is love...and when there is love and passion, trust me.... people ( regardless of the gender involved ) know what to do with each other. Thanks God Lea says it at the end of the interview...it is a film that celebrates LOVE.that's the key

[@Wonderbrains]

Beautiful interview!

[@mathildeowusu-ansah8623]

I don't believe that he just said that a lesbian movie has never been done before. Yes they're aren't that many but they are some. And I'd like to see a lesbian movie with woman of color for once to bring something new to the table.

[@iwannadreamforever3823]

+Mathilde Owusu-Ansah he meant a lesbian movie with prizes I suppose, cause that's what they were talking about.

[@ChibiSothe]

This movie was OKAY but...I really feel like it was SLIGHTLY too heavy on the explicit content...only slightly...

[@jamespohh]

Guys everywhere will disagree with you

[@DragonFlopp]

***** That's a good analogy. I felt the sex was a little much in this film, but I'm not used to French films, so that's probably why I feel that way. I loved the film though. All the praise is well placed.

[@PollyTikkle]

The sexist element in this film is the talent that it is drenched in. So deeply inspired and inspiring. Thank you!!!

[@williambitterwood3300]

Sexist?

[@314rowan]

just like call me by your name its a film about the complexities of young love and also wanting to explore that dynamic of same sex relationships

[@chae1502]

i think shes inlove with adele based on their body language

[@williambitterwood3300]

That body language is indeed very interesting.

[@hannah-wi4hx]

I was so mesmerized. fasted 11 minutes of my life.

[@grahamcook9289]

She’s no Catherine Deneuve, but now I know why she got the Bond role.

[@Timmaster600]

Ich finde es besonders interessant, dass sie sagte, die Kunstfigur Emma habe sich hier vor die Schauspielerin gestellt..... das merkte man auch :) Das ist das erste Mal, dass sowas, nach Rex Gildo, der Ludwig durch Rex ersetzte, einem Schauspielerin,zumindest nach meiner Meinung gelang :) (Das kann aber natürlich jeder anders sehen, jeder wie er mag :) wobei ich in der Schatzinsel von 1996 auch das gefühl hatte, dass es nicht die Schauspieler sondern die Figuren waren, die man sah :) Gut so) und im Herrn der Ringe natürlich auch^^ Gollum ist für mich Gollum und nicht Andreas Fröhlich^^ Gleiches gilt für Gandalf, Frodo, Sam etc. Noch ein toller Klassiker :) und bei Wallaces und Grommit wuchsen englische Sprecher und Synchro auch übe sich hinaus :) Bei Harry Potter ging es ja auch in die Richtng :) Das war genauso gut :) Und Michael Holm heißt ja im echten leben Lothar Bernhard Walter, also hier zum Teil auch so :) Es gibt also mehr Leute, die das schaffen^^ Super LG und bleibt mir alle gesund :)

[@sarahmanno4130]

cringing at this interviewer

[@chloweful]

The film dragged on way too much it felt very slow and gloomy. There was no comedy relief, many scenes were unneeded. Something that really annoyed me was Adele's character she seemed boring, didn't have any passion very bland. And its a shame because Adele the actress is so beautiful and they made her seem almost ugly if thats a good term? There were so many scenes where she was chewing with her mouth open, and crying with snot dripping down and they basically ruined her.

[@Duskissful]

If you want a movie where the female characters are painted in glitter and sparkle and totally unrealistically, then go pick any other hollywood film out there. All the aspects that you just listed were what made the film; the film portrayed Adele in such a manner to make the audience feel as though we were watching every part of her life, it gave us a sense of voyeurism that is what made this film so distinct. I don't think those aspects ruined her at all; I think they made her. Seems to me like you are way too used to the glamorized, overly-sexualized woman portrayed in contemporary films.

[@chloweful]

Haahahahaa no thanks I do like origional films and unique ones, I've watched films such as Flowers in the attic, The dead poets society, boys don't cry and so forth many of which aren't "glamorized" because I state how I feel all of a sudden I'm superficial? naw your over sensative to the point of annoyance.

[@lowribrooke]

Duskissful totally agree with you. Spot on reply.

[@williambitterwood3300]

From your remarks it is obvious you are not someone who can "get" this film. Your remarks only reveal how ignorant you are when it comes to films interested in what it means to be human, films that get close to the human heart.

[@Gruppe2]

this is the best interview i have seen so far. The questions were great and he was respectful. No so many interviews to this movie had been. GREAT!!!

[@music96geek]

I so hope to meet you one day, Miss Lea. You have the most gorgeous smile...I'm so in love with you :*