Nicole Kidman、Roberta Armani、Isabelle Huppert
Isabelle Huppert, dressed in a blue suit, has no advantage in age, but when she is in the same frame as Nicole Kidman and Armani's niece, she does not lose at all, after all, she is a French woman.
Nicole Kidman、Isabelle Huppert
Although Isabelle Huppert has only begun to make a name for herself in the American film and television industry in recent years, she can definitely be called a queen goddess in the European film industry. She won the Best Actress Award at the Cannes International Film Festival as early as 1978, collected three trophies at three major European international film festivals (Cannes, Venice, Berlin Film Festival) in 2002, and was nominated for the French Film César Award 15 times.
Isabelle Huppert 《ELLE》
Her new film "Elle", which brought her attention in the American film industry and beat Natalie Portman to win the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress, is certainly worth mentioning.
Isabelle Huppert plays Michelle, a strong woman with a successful career but a failed family, in "Her". Michelle's father is a murderer, her mother is going to marry a man younger than her, her ex-husband has a new date, and she is cheating with her good girlfriend's husband. Unexpectedly, one night, she was raped by a masked mob and began her own "detective adventure".
Isabelle Huppert won the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress
The biggest highlight of this role is the rich psychological changes and the slightly perverted thinking of the heroine. For most of Isabelle Huppert's acting career, her favorite roles are this "perversion".
Her famous work: The Girl Who Made It (released in 1977)
Isabelle Huppert, who was 24 at the time, had been in the film and television industry for 6 years, but she had never been alarmed, and in this drama she played a taciturn girl who was later admitted to a psychiatric hospital because of a lost love.
Isabelle Huppert、Lacemaker Poster
The neurotic work was just a little test for Isabelle Huppert, but it earned her a César Award nomination in French Cinema and the British Academy Film Award for Best Newcomer, and is after that, Isabelle Huppert seemed to fall in love with this "patient" role.
Second perverted character: Violet Nozier (released in 1978)
Violet-Noziel is based on real events from the 1930s and tells the story of a teenage girl who goes from being the pearl in the palm of her parents' hand to being the murderer of her parents. In the play, Violet is a natural bad girl, stealing money, lying, prostituting, and finally poisoning her parents in order to inherit the inheritance.
Isabelle Huppert, "Violet-Noziel"
The play earned Isabelle Huppert the first Cannes International Film Festival For Best Actress and was again nominated for the César Award for French Cinema.
The Cheating Woman Who Made a Black Heart Flow: "Woman Rhymes" (released in 1988)
"Women's Rhymes" tells the story of a housewife who takes her two children to live a difficult life when her husband goes to the front line to fight. During this time, she had an extramarital affair and a private abortion business, and was eventually sentenced to death by the court.
This is one of Isabelle Huppert's earlier achievements, winning the first Venice International Film Festival Best Actress.
Isabelle Huppert, "Woman Rhymes"
Abstinent Pianist: The Piano Teacher (released in 2001)
In The Piano Teacher, Isabelle Huppert plays a 40-year-old virgin teacher who needs to seek pleasure by watching erotic films and masochism, and later meets one of her blonde teenagers, who make a series of sexual temptations to the teacher, and the two fall into an unrequited love affair, mentally and physically abusing each other.
Isabelle Huppert, The Piano Teacher
The film earned her the European Film Award for Best Actress and was nominated for the 11th French Film César Awards.
Crush on brother-in-law's heart: "Eight Beauty Pictures" (released in 2003)
"Eight Beauty Pictures" is a suspense film about eight women guessing the murderer, and Isabelle Huppert plays the sister-in-law who has a crush on the deceased.
The play earned her the first Berlin International Film Festival award, becoming a French Grand Slam contestant.
Isabelle Huppert, "Eight Beautiful Pictures"
Isabelle Huppert has created countless roles in front of the screen, and they are all very challenging, she can play a bad woman who steals behind her husband's back and does a private abortion business in "Woman Rhymes", she can also play an old maid with a crush on a husband in "Eight Beauty", and she can also play a middle-aged mother who lost her son in "Valley of Love"... Among the many roles she has created, fresh and dull romance films are very rare, but all kinds of thrillers and ethical themes that test her acting skills can definitely make you admire her acting skills.
Obviously, Isabelle Huppert's 64-year-old age is definitely an advanced age in the film industry, but for her, her film and television road has never stopped.
For nearly a decade, Isabelle has maintained a "high productivity" that the average actor can only look up to. In 2016 alone, there were 7 new works released, and as many as 6 works awaiting release in 2017. You may think that Isabelle is not necessarily a good work if she is so prolific, then you are wrong! In the film works she recently starred in, the average score of Douban is basically about 7.2 points, and there are naturally many high-scoring films with more than 8 points.
Isabelle Huppert Douban Movie rating top five films
Isabelle Huppert is not only extraordinary in film and television, her most impressive thing is that she should always remain attractive, right? We can feel the 64-year-old's presence in the same frame as someone 20 years younger than her, and her dress in recent years is perfect with zero mistakes.
Isabelle Huppert
Isabelle Huppert has the laid-back tone that French women are born with, and among the countless looks, the best fit for her is the shirt match.
In addition, she herself is very fond of smart suit combinations.
Isabelle Huppert is still so elegant, in large part because of her all-natural face. We are accustomed to seeing stars in the entertainment industry inject needles in order to maintain an ageless face, in order to make themselves more perfect plastic surgery, but instead Isabelle Huppert, a real facial feature, can more accurately shape various characters.
Isabelle Huppert has always been reluctant to hide any of her flaws, and when she was young, isabelle Huppert, freckled, brazenly exposed her flaws in front of the camera. Now it's just a few more wrinkles on the face, and is not at all in care of is isably in the character of Isabelle Huppert!
It's a shame that people always say "beauty is late", but if you reach the age of 60, you can be like Isabelle Huppert, you can have goals to chase in your own field of interest; achieve in the industry you are good at; maintain continuous attraction in your most attractive places... Isn't this the right way to open a beauty?