How many French beauties do you know?
Speaking of French roses, which one is not lazy and unique?
Sophie Marceau is already familiar to everyone, and the face and feeling of first love make people forever bask in the sunshine of youth.
And Eva Green, Cristiana Yeri, Venda Rozier and others are also full of flowers, making people unable to take their eyes off it.
But the one I want to talk about today is known as the "one in a century" human specialty - Isabelle Adjani.
Deep and clear blue eyes, high and superior nose bridge, clearly defined and feminine face, and sexy pink lips, just a face makes God jealous when he shapes her.
The thick black curly hair adds a touch of oriental style to her.
In 1955, Adjani was born into an ordinary family in Paris, France.
Her mother is German, her father is Algerian, and Adjani is a mixed-race child.
The parents were cautious, and they said to Adjani, "Don't put your point of view, don't make you stand out." ”
Adjani is very obedient, but always does things contrary to it, and when she was a child, Adjani was already in the spotlight with her outstanding appearance.
In 1969, at the age of 14, Adjani was invited by the director to participate in the filming of her silver screen debut "Little Coal Merchant", which began to perform on the stage of drama.
The film was completed during Adjani's summer vacation, and when she returned to school after the school year, while continuing her studies, Adjani participated in some stage plays.
So, at the age of 17, Adjani signed a 20-year performance contract with the famous French Comedie de France.
In 1974, Adjani's wonderful performance in the film "Slap" was unanimously praised by the French critics at the time, and with confidence, she decided to concentrate on entering the film industry.
In order to terminate the contract with the theater, Adjani also paid a large amount of liquidated damages.
The fledgling is not afraid of tigers, and Adjani has achieved many good results at a young age.
In 1975, Adjani starred in the famous director Truffaut's The Story of Adele Hugo, which was nominated for a César Award and an Oscar.
At the 1981 Cannes Film Festival, Adjani won the Best Actress Award for "Quartet" and "Infatuation".
In 1990, together with Gerald dePardieu, he was awarded the Cesar Superstar Award.
Between 1981 and 2010, Adjani won the César Award for Best Actress five times.
As we all know, the César Award is the highest honor in the French film industry, and many actors may not win it in their lifetime, but Adjani has won the award five times in 30 years.
Beauty and acting skills are indispensable.
Unlike Sophie Marceau and others, Adjani does not like to take the usual route, playing a well-behaved girl or a pure first love to please the public, and most of her plays are mentally abnormal, suffering, or crazy and crazy bitter women.
Anna of the Bloody Mad Demon in "Enchanted";
Poor and self-absorbed Stella in "The Strange Tenant";
Alina in Murderous Summer...
These characters have become classic characters out of the circle.
Great beauties are temperamental, and Adjani has a lonely and arrogant personality in life and likes to be alone.
She hated interviews and escaped crowds.
She said that she couldn't figure herself out, and once she reached a place of pursuit, she would leave in another way.
Sometimes even if she is working, she just stays in place, and her heart is planning other things.
For her choice of the profession of actor, she said it was the product of resistance.
Because her parents always let her hide herself, she had a rebellious mentality.
"Acting is a fraud, which makes people feel very sad."
She felt that she did not need to have tears in her eyes to show excitement.
The films she likes are the kind of films in which both actors and directors reach a state of unabated and harmoniously promote emotional development.
When she was young, she was exposed to mental illness and was seen by the world as a very impulsive, sometimes crazy and sometimes depressed person.
She blends acting and life, and can't find the boundaries.
Sometimes her life is tinged with fantasy because of her work, and her work is also tainted with her lifestyle.
Such a beauty with dreamy colors and nihilistic reality will not lack suitors.
In 1979, Adjani lived with the French director Bruno Nuiton and had a son.
In 1995, Adjani gave birth to a second child with Daniel Day Lewis.
In 2003, she fell in love with film composer Jean Michel Jarre. In 2004, he chose to break up because of the man's scandal.
Although there have been many relationships, Adjani has never stepped into the marriage hall and has always been in a single state.
"At a certain age, love, hope and conquest will all fade."
Love moved her forward.
She is single, but not alone.
"I'm having a good, enjoyable life, living a full life, full of passion, full of curiosity."
In 1987, Adjani was rumored to have died of AIDS in the French media.
The rumors grew so true that Adjani had to be interviewed by French television at 8 p.m. in prime time.
This is equivalent to Liu Yifei participating in the program "Today's Statement" in order to clarify the rumors.
Adjani is so beautiful and accomplished that people want her to pay the price.
"When you're famous, you're like the only child of a couple.
You'll have a double-edged sword-like position. On the one hand, you have to face a kind of wholeheartedly devoted, emotionally flooded, spoiled love;
On the other hand, your parents want you to constantly prove that you are the only one, and you insist that you are the only one. ”
"Whether it's a model person or a loser, the situation is the same."
She may have cared before, but now, she doesn't care at all.
As a teenager, she thought she wouldn't be an actress for a lifetime, she would only be an actress for a while.
But before I knew it, I became an actor for half a lifetime.
In fact, Adjani has not made many movies, but she has won more than the usual honors.
She joked, "I can get so much out of making so few films, what if I work harder?" ”
Whenever she knew she had won an award, she was stunned, all she could feel was a buzzing whisper, and the whole venue seemed to tremble for her.
If given a chance to start all over again, she would head elsewhere to take care of and help others as much as possible.
In sixth grade, she retook it once, because she had been organizing fundraising for Biafra all year, and the school curriculum didn't appeal to me at all.
"All humanity is the meaning of my life."
It is such a beautiful and different, strange and cute, romantic and fantastic French rose that shines throughout the ages.
Do you like her? Who is your favorite French actress? Let's discuss it together in the comments section!