Marion Cotillard - Captivating with carefree curls, or sexier with sleek and straight hair? Photos: Kevin Winter, Getty Images | Jon Furniss, WireImage
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Carey Mulligan, Marion Cotillard, and Olivia Wilde Dazzle at the BAFTAS
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The 18th Annual BAFTA Britannia Awards took place in Los Angeles this past week, and some of Hollywood's biggest stars came dressed to impress! Presenters Marion Cotillard and Olivia Wilde opted for glitzy ensembles, while Carey Mulligan and Dakota Fanning selected elegant, ladylike dresses for the show! Plus, Jane Lynch tells us which outfit we can expect in an upcoming episode of Glee!
Marion Cotillard Takes a Sprint in 1920s Attire
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Marion Cotillard, dressed as a 1920s flapper girl, and Joaquin Phoenix were seen running across a park as they filmed scenes for their latest movie.
Marion Cotillard Attends 'The Contagion' Premiere in NYC
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Marion Cotillard dazzles on the red carpet at the 'The Contagion' Premiere in New York.
It's a Boy For Marion Cotillard
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Actress Marion Cotillard gives birth to a baby boy in Paris.
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Jenna, Dee and Sylvanicara are true examples as why this country is so behind culturally when it comes to movies.
They must love "American Pie", "Transformers" and everything CGId.
Wanna see the movie she won the Oscar for? It is called "La Vie en Rose", a bio about the great Edith Piaf (Edith who?, they may ask). It is one of the best movies to reach these shores from the other side of the pond.
C'mon, learn how to read and enjoy some subtitles, please!
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not knowing an actress could also mean your too busy with your life then to be sitting in front of a screen ..
I have no idea who she is nor have I seen the other movies you listed ..By the time I go to work ,take the kids out to play or the library for our out time ,make supper try to get everyone washed up and ready for bed come on here to catch up a little with people and things i'm just too tired ..
So forgive me for being one of the reasons this country is behind culturally ..
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I wouldn't be too hard on people who haven't heard of her. I doubt "La Vie en Rose" screened much outside of NYC and LA
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Some defensive Marion Cottilard fans here. Truly, Yeminmoshe, it's not for lack of culture that we don't know who this woman is and what her hair's about. In the grand scheme of things she didn't cure polio, march in defiance of social injustice or even invent the moonwalk. She's an actress and has been an actress for, like, fifteen minutes.
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I got to a movie to WATCH it, not READ it. If I wanted to read a movie I would buy the book that it's based off of or has written for it. Do people really think countries where english isn't the primary language only use subtitles instead of dubing over with native speaking voices? I don't see many American movies being raved about over in Europe, just like you don't see a lot of European movies being raved about here in the States. If you go by some peoples thinking then Indea(which is the largest movie producting country in the world) is so "culturaly behind" because I don't ever hear about them going on and on about American, or European, or Asian produced films. Every region of the world produces films that are specificly targeted at THAT region, relatively few films cross these regional bounderies to get to the masses of people while more are searched out by individuals who are interested in movies from other parts of the world. The United States is no more "culturally behind" then any other nation in the world, if YOU want to see(or read) a movie from another country there are plenty of resources out there for you. As for the topic at hand, she is a beautiful woman but IMO that hair style is not flattering to her or anyone else for that matter.
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Jenna, 6-30-2009, 8:02PM
She looks pretty, but who is this?
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