Léa Seydoux covers the May issue of the Harper’s Bazaar UK Magazine. In her interview, she talks about political incorrectness and the provocative discourse around the Me Too movement.
On her role as a Bond girl in ‘No Time To Die’ James Bond movie: “My character is not a stereotype,” she says proudly. “It’s not clichéd. She’s a real woman, and an interesting woman. That’s what we needed.”
On the provocative discourse around the Me Too movement : “There is a lot of hypocrisy. Because people knew! And they take advantage now to say ‘Yes, I’ve been a victim,’ and they become heroes. Come on! A hero, for me, would forgive. Forgive the men who have abused their positions, who took advantage of so many women? So, what? Because they’ve done that they’re done? They’re dead? We need forgiveness, right?”
Read the entire interview with Lea here.
View images of Léa Seydoux taken for the Harper’s Bazaar UK Magazine below (courtesy of Alexi Lubomirski & Harper’s Bazaar UK).
