Eva Green, a name, a legend, a woman who writes her own story in the world of light and shadow.
The history of her growth is the interweaving of art and personal charm, and the simultaneous development of courage and talent.
From a literary girl in Paris to a bright star in Hollywood, Eva Green has stepped out of her own Avenue of Fame step by step with one work after another.
The Beginnings: The Cultivation of the House of Art (1980-2002)
Eva Maria Valentina Green was born on July 6, 1980 in Paris, France, to a family with a strong artistic atmosphere.
Her father, Walter Green, was a Swedish dentist, her mother, Marilyn, was a French actress, and her older sister Joey was also a member of the entertainment industry.
Growing up in such a family environment, the seeds of art quietly sprouted in Eva's heart.
Her love for acting seems to be an innate instinct.
With the support of her parents, Eva decided to follow her dream and went to study at Webb School of Dramatic Art in London, England, where her acting career began.
The First Cry: A Glimpse of "Dreaming of Paris" (2003)
2003 was a turning point in Eva Green's career.
This year, she had the opportunity to change her destiny and participated in the famous director Bernardo Bertolucci's film "The Dreamers".
In this work full of controversy and artistic beauty, Eva played Isabel, with her bold performance and unique temperament, quickly attracted the attention of the world.
This is also the work that she has dedicated the most to art
Her performance, which has both the innocence of a girl and the maturity that transcends her years, shows a contradictory and charming charm.
"Drama in Paris" not only made her a finalist for the Best Actress Award at the 17th European Film Awards, but also earned her the reputation of "a new generation of French roses", and since then, Eva Green's name has begun to shine in the international film scene.
Hollywood's Journey: From Bond Girl to Gothic Queen (2004-2012)
Eva's talent doesn't stop in Europe.
In 2006, she crossed the Atlantic and joined Hollywood, playing Vesper Lind, a witty, sophisticated and charismatic Treasury agent in the James Bond film series 007: Casino Royale
。 Eva's transformation was extremely successful, and with her unique sensuality and intelligence, she gave the character of Bond Girl unprecedented depth, becoming one of the most topical female characters in the 007 series, and making her name famous all over the world.
In 2011, Eva teamed up with director Tim Burton to play the witch Angelica Dufran in Dark Shadows, which is undoubtedly a perfect interpretation of her gothic style.
In this film that mixes dark humor with supernatural elements, Eva plays the mystery, danger and vulnerability of her characters to the fullest, proving once again her ability to navigate complex characters.
Artistic Exploration and Establishment of Personal Style (2013-present)
As her career progressed, Eva Green began to move freely between arthouse films and commercial blockbusters, constantly challenging herself to explore more diverse roles.
In 2011's "Perfect Feeling", she played Sophie, who has an affectionate and desperate love affair with Ewan MacGregor against the backdrop of the apocalyptic world where the senses of the world are fading.
Eva's performance in the film is delicate and profound, showing her precise grasp of the complex emotions of the character.
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2014's "Womb" is an emotional film full of sci-fi elements, in which Eva's character Rebecca tries to regain her lost love through cloning technology, which not only explores the ethics of technology, but also shows Eva's deep acting skills in dealing with extreme emotional scenes.
During this period, Eva Green also appeared frequently in various independent films and television series, such as the "Vulgar Tales" series, in which she played Vanessa Ivers, who won widespread acclaim for her complex and changeable personality and deep inner world, further cementing her artistic status in the hearts of audiences.
Eva Green's artistic pursuits
Eva Green's artistic journey is a process of continuous self-challenge and transcendence.
She is never satisfied with a single role type, whether it is an early literary film, or a later Hollywood commercial blockbuster, or even an independent film and TV series, she can give the role fresh vitality with her unique performance style and profound acting skills.
Eva's choices are always full of respect for art and insistence on personal style, and every attempt she makes is a brave expansion of her own boundaries.
Eva Green's filmography is a microcosm of her upbringing, recording her transition from youth to maturity, from domestic to international, from one role to another.
Constantly learn, grow, break through, use every role, every shot, every performance, dialogue with the world, and empathize with the audience.
In the world of light and shadow, Eva Green writes her own legendary chapter in her own way, she is an explorer of art and a dream traveler of movies.
The following are the 10 film works in which Eva Green participated, there may be discrepancies, it is not easy to sort out, click to like and follow and forward, thank you
**《戏梦巴黎》(The Dreamers)**
- Released: 2003
- Movie duration: about 115 minutes
**《天国王朝》(Kingdom of Heaven)**
- Released: 2005
- Movie Runtime: Approximately 144 minutes
**《007：大战皇家赌场》(Casino Royale)**
- Released: 2006
- Movie Runtime: Approximately 144 minutes
**《黄金罗盘》(The Golden Compass)**
- Released: 2007
- Movie duration: Approximately 113 minutes
**《裂缝》(Cracks)**
- Released: 2009
- Movie duration: Approximately 104 minutes
**《完美感觉》(Perfect Sense)**
- Release date: 2011
- Movie Runtime: Approximately 92 minutes
**《黑影》(Dark Shadows)**
- Released: 2012
- Movie duration: Approximately 113 minutes
**《300勇士：帝国崛起》(300: Rise of an Empire)**
- Release date: 2014
- Movie duration: Approximately 102 minutes
**《佩小姐的奇幻城堡》(Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children)**
- Release date: 2016
- Movie duration: Approximately 127 minutes
**《比邻星》(Next)**
- Release date: 2019
- Movie duration: about 100 minutes