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Jodie Foster Walks Cannes Carpet for French Murder-Mystery ‘Vie Privée’
- Jodie Foster appeared at the Cannes Film Festival on Tuesday evening to promote the French-language thriller Vie Privée, directed by Rebecca Zlotowski.
- Foster took the role because she found the murder-mystery story irresistible and was drawn by Zlotowski's rigorous six to seven-hour script review process.
- In Vie Privée, Foster plays Lilian Steiner, a psychiatrist investigating a patient’s suspicious death amid personal and professional challenges.
- The film received a 10-minute ovation at Cannes and features a whimsical score by composer Rob, with Foster’s first French-language role in two decades.
- Foster expressed a preference for directing over acting but noted the difficulty in securing financing, while emphasizing support for first-time female filmmakers through quotas.
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Jodie Foster Opens Up About Her Fear of Acting in French Films
Get latest articles and stories on Entertainment at LatestLY. Actress and director Jodie Foster has confessed that despite being fluent in French, she was long hesitant to act in French-language films. Entertainment News | Jodie Foster Opens Up About Her Fear of Acting in French Films.
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"Feminism Is Not About Gender": Jodie Foster on Women in Directing and Her Role Models
Jodie Foster recalls how much of a "feminist" director Jonathan Demi was. Demi directed Foster in 1992's When the Lambs Go Silent, which won the Academy Award for Best Picture; the director of the films "Philadelphia" and "Something wild" died in 2017.
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