Lea Seydoux, who plays Madeleine Swann in SPECTRE, says the theme of the 24th James Bond film is “family.”
Seydoux, who turns 30 on July 1, gave an interview to L’EXPRESS. It was published in French. She made this comment: “The theme of the family is central” in SPECTRE “and everyone will have to live” with the past. (Google Translate, for what it’s worth, changes “Spectre” to “Spectrum.”)
Seydoux’s remark is consistent with SPECTRE’s teaser trailer. Naomie Harris’ Moneypenny says to Daniel Craig’s James Bond that he’s hiding some kind of secret after a photo taken during Bond’s childhood was found in the ruins of Skyfall.
Assorted other comments by Seydoux:
–“I said yes to (SPECTRE director) Sam Mendes without even reading the script. I think all roles, whatever they are, are good to take. I never rewrite anything for me. In Midnight in Paris, Woody Allen, I had a small role and it amused me to do something.”
–“I have no career plan, that’s why I do not like to talk about my work. To talk too much, you lose the magic.”
To view the entire interview, CLICK HERE.
Filed under: James Bond Films | Tagged: Daniel Craig, James Bond Films, L'Express, Lea Seydoux, Naomie Harris, Sam Mendes, SPECTRE |
The Spy Command 
She’s right , but it’s also about a Past who comes back to haunt you …And big winks towards a Film series created in 62′ ! 🙂