Welcome to Magnifique Marion Cotillard - your English online resource for everything about the Oscar winning French actress. She's best known for her award winning performance in La Vie en Rose - but you might also recognize her from movies such as Love Me If You Dare, Big Fish or A Very Long Engagement. Last year she starred in Public Enemies and Nine as well as opposite Guillaume Canet in Le dernier vol in France. This summer she can be seen in the mind-blowing Inception.

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‘Public Enemies’ Premiere – London

The European ‘Public Enemies‘ Premiere took place earlier today in London. Stephen Graham joined Johnny Depp, Marion Cotillard and Michael Mann. Marion looked lovely in a red Vivienne Westwood dress – which unfortunately seems to have ripped after signing autographs and walking the red carpet.

119 ‘Public Enemies’ Premiere – London

2009
Jun
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There are 3 comments for “‘Public Enemies’ Premiere – London”
  1. Modelspiceuk
    on June 30, 2009 at 12:37 pm

    I was at the premier, but only got pics of Johnny. Would have loved to have seen Marion, ah well.

    Senor Bale was a no show, though

  2. piperpop
    on July 3, 2009 at 4:23 pm

    Part of the review from London Telegraph: Marion gets a thump up on this one.

    Bale, almost as gruff and taciturn as he was when pursuing Heath Ledger’s Joker in The Dark Knight (2008), doesn’t bring much to the drama other than sullen endeavour. That’s not necessarily a disaster; after all, it’s Depp who’s going to be supplying the charisma, right?
    Actually, no. Depp looks great in his Fedora and long coats. He’s not bad at pulling out a tommy gun and spraying bullets at police agents, either. But these are costume changes, gestures and poses, little more than wan impersonations. He’s bloodless, a vacuum at the centre of the film, unwilling or unable to risk any kind of emotional investment in or make a stab at interpreting his character.
    Much better is the wonderful Marion Cotillard, last seen in Piaf (2007), who pulls off the difficult trick of being both needy and confident at the same time.
    Her hunger – for excitement, protection, the certainty that she finds in Dillinger – supplies the emotion that the movie, which in its second half veers into a technically superior and visually striking police procedural, all too often lacks.

  3. Jack Smith
    on June 11, 2010 at 6:14 am

    i love his movie Edwards Scissorhands, i think it is one of Johnny Depp’s best performance aside from Pirates of the Caribbean.”~:

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