Page 12 - The Bite Magazine - Issue 11

Dress made with Silk Faille, pictured with
the cocktail Negroni while June has a
1920s theme which sees the actress don a
Versace Red Silk Cocktail Mini Dress with
rhinestone and metal fringe embroidery,
accessorised with a Swarovski Best
Bracelet and Bonus Bracelet, and Helene
Zubeldia Crystal Chandelier Earrings,
about to indulge in a Boulevardier cocktail.
One of the most interesting images for July
has Eva sitting at a table on a planet with
a glass of Sputnik cocktail and wearing a
custom made space outfit complete with
Christian Louboutin Snakilta Booty in
Corazon Nappa Leather and Tone on
Tone Spike that is clearly fitting for this
particular theme. And for the finale for
the month of December, we are given a
bird eye’s view of Eva in a fairy tale custom
made ball gown being swirled by a dancing
partner and holding a Campari Shaken
cocktail in her hand.
As one of the world’s most successful
actresses on the silver screen, Eva Green
has enjoyed a long and fruitful career. Born
in Paris to Swedish/French parentage,
she began her journey into acting at the
Webber Douglas School in London after
completing her education at the American
School in Paris.This then led to a two year
drama course at the Eva St. Paul School in
Paris. Her first acting role was on stage in
2001, when she starred in Tucaret directed
by GerardDeshartes and Jalousie EnTrois Fax
directed by Didier Long, for which she was
nominated for Les Molieres (2002), in the
category ‘Revelation Theatrale Feminine’.
Not long after, Eva made her screen debut
as the female lead in Bernardo Bertolucci’s
critically acclaimed The Dreamers, shot on
location in Paris and set in the context of
the 1968 student riots. Following its highly
acclaimed reception at the 2003 Venice
Film Festival, Eva was immediately received
as a young actress to watch, especially
when Bernardo Bertolucci described her
as being “so beautiful that it is indecent.”
She then won the ingénue lead in Jean-Paul
Salomé’s blockbuster Arsène Lupin in which
she played ‘Clarice’ opposite Romain Duris
in the film of the classic French tale which
also starred Kristin Scott Thomas. During
filming, Eva also auditioned for the female
lead in Ridley Scott’s epic Kingdom of
Heaven and won the role of Sybilla against
all of Hollywood’s competition. Starring
opposite Orlando Bloom, Jeremy Irons
and Liam Neeson; the 2005 Twentieth
Century Fox film was released with a huge
world premiere in London’s Leicester
Square.
The following year, Hollywood’s golden
girl became a Bond girl, playing the role
of Vesper Lynd opposite blonde Bond,
Daniel Craig in Casino Royale. Described
as a mysterious blend of vulnerability
and strength, Vesper is deemed the only
woman that James Bond ever truly loved.
Eva received huge critical acclaim for her
role and was hailed by the press as ‘the
best Bond girl ever’ although the role was
far from the stereotype of a ‘Bond Girl’.
Later that year the film was premiered in
the presence of Her Majesty the Queen
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