Eva Green and her mother, former actress and author Marlène Jobert (with over 20 million copies sold, she’s only behind J.K. Rowling when it comes to children’s books in France), are featured in Vanity Fair Italy. Ms Jobert was interviewed about her autobiography, her life, her family and her career. The main photo was published by Paris Match back on November 6, 2014, but the interview is brand new. GALLERY

Eva Green feels more like herself when she’s ditched her natural hair colour. The 34-year-old actress is a natural blonde, but usually sports much darker tresses. That’s been the way for many years, with Eva explaining she feels brunette suits her personality much better, so has stuck with in since first reaching for the dye at 15. “I wanted to change something. You know, like when you go through your

Eva Green loves extreme shades when it comes to her hair. The former Bond girl is known for her striking looks and raven hair. Her natural colour is actually dark blonde which the 35-year-old has always found dull so she likes to experiment – but has had some mishaps along the way. “I’ve dyed my hair black since I was 15. One of my mum’s friends had very dark hair

Eva Green is like a vampire because she has to be so careful in the sun. The 35-year-old actress has completely embraced her ultra pale skin, which means she goes to great lengths to protect it. Even when there is no threat of sun she slathers on sun protection as she knows how sensitive her skin can be. “I’m like a vampire. I have to wear sunscreen or I look

Eva Green’s skin didn’t fare well in the harsh Irish winter. The French actress is playing Miss Peregrine in Tim Burton’s Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children, which hits cinema screens next year. Tim is known for his kooky plots and visuals, and Eva’s hair will not disappoint. “The role I’m playing now is quite cool. My hair is kind of bonkers. It’s a 40s style with a twist. I

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In the race to have the first big female-fronted superhero movie (if race is the right word for something that’s taken decades to happen – which it isn’t), Marvel might apparently have a new frontrunner to play Carol Danvers in “Captain Marvel” in the shape of Rebecca Ferguson, but Warner Bros. and DC are undoubtedly in the lead: they had multiple writers penning drafts simultaneously, a director in the shape

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Patti LuPone is back for more “Penny Dreadful.” The Broadway legend, who guest starred as Joan Clayton (aka the Cut-Wife) in the sophomore season of Showtime’s Victorian England-set horror series, is back for season 3 as a series regular. She’ll also be playing a new role: Dr. Seward, an American therapist who treats Eva Green’s bewitching Vanessa Ives with an unconventional new approach. The third season, which returns in 2016

Eva Green says wearing lipstick helps her feel “comfortable”. The 35-year-old actress is known for her glamorous appearance and always brings out her inner femme fatale when she hits the red carpet. A major part of her look is sultry make-up and the stunning brunette reveals that she could never go au naturel with her pout. “I’m a huge lipstick fan,” she confided in the British edition of InStyle magazine.

On the subject of the lead character Vanessa Ives played by Eva Green, Logan was unequivocal. “To me, Penny Dreadful is a dance with Eva Green. Vanessa Ives is my muse, no question about it. She is a good metaphor for me coming to accept ‘the beast in me’. “As soon as I get on set, I speak to Eva, and we go over all the scenes in detail.”  

By Vatsala Chhibber   There’s a dreamlike quality about Eva Green. Her stunning dark looks and impenetrable smoky eyes appear almost unreal, belonging in a whimsical fairy tale, or a Tim Burton set. Her on-screen characters only elevate the intrigue, from James Bond’s wayward lover in Casino Royale (2006) to a creepy clairvoyant on TV’s favourite horror-drama,Penny Dreadful. In Green’s make-believe world she’s always confident, alluring and not without an

Gallery links: – Magazines & Newspapers > 2015 > Mujer Hoy (Spain) – July 25, 2015 – Magazines & Newspapers > 2015 > Glamour (Spain) – June 2015 Mujer Hoy seems to think that Algeria and Nigeria are the same country… Come on, folks! In this day and age, journalists can do a little research with the help of the Internet before posting n’importe quoi… The fine people from those

She’s got dark hair and mesmerizing blue eyes: Eva Green know how to captivate an audience, whether she’s playing a Bond girl, a dark Tim Burton character, or a very gloomy Vanessa Ives on Penny Dreadful. There’s a sense of mystery to her beauty, an essence I try to decode in this candid chat with L’Oréal Professionnel’s new international spokesperson. 1) How important is hair to an overall look? Everything. I mean, skin

By Deanna Barnert   Penny Dreadful star Eva Green reveals her favorite fascinations Designer: Alexander McQueen. Must-have bag: I don’t have a purse; I have a Tumi backpack. Essential jewelry piece: A vintage spider brooch from the 1920s that I bought on Portobello Road in London. It’s a good-luck thing. Best beauty product: MAC red lipstick. Avène, the French skin-care brand, is very good. Shu Uemura for hair. Signature scent: Santa Maria