Audrey Tautou

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I think shorter hair really frames her face well -- whether it's a pixie cut, her Amélie hair, or the shoulder length hair she has now. The long hair, à la The Da Vinci Code, seems to overpower her face since she's got a low hairline/small forehead, and an overall small face and body.

 

[advo]

I prefer her with longer hair though. I really liked her hair in Priceless.

 

[ChloeFrancoise]

I like the short, especially the pixie.

 

[HYZE]

I loved her hair in priceless! She looked a lot more polished than in other roles, it suited her.

 

[Virginielle]

^Definitely.

 

[haute femme]

she's such a sweetie. You can just tell.

 

[Boomer]

Hey, the Chanel movie is supposed to start filming on Monday!! Maybe there will be candids!!

 

[kochie332]

Hey, the Chanel movie is supposed to start filming on Monday!! Maybe there will be candids!!

woo-hoo!

 

[stateofbliss]

I can't wait for that movie to come out!! Love her.

 

[advo]

Oh, I can't wait for the Chanel movie either!

 

[floodette]

she's my fave. classy, innocent yet sexy.

dont know bif it's been posted or not, but here's my fave pic. any idea where it's taken?

 

[cheiby11]

those pics from summer are great. I miss summer.

 

[HYZE]

I would love to see some candids from the Chanel movie!

 

[Style-Addict]

Me too Hyze!!

Anyone know anything new about the movie?

 

[IncurableLunatic]

they're shooting already right?

 

[Boomer]

Finally some info!!

Though I'm sure a large percentage of the male population are secretly in love with doe-eyed Frenchie Audrey Tautou, I'd happily wager that an even higher proportion of the female population are openly in love with The House of Chanel.
First glimpses of the French actress channeling the quintessential French designer have surfaced and the results are exciting! Shot on location in France the two will come together on celluloid for Coco Chanel's biopic titled "Coco Avant Chanel" directed by Anne Fontaine.
"Any woman who wants to invent a destiny for herself can identify with the early years of Coco Chanel, a young uneducated woman who dreams of entering the world while exacerbating her differences and ignoring everything of the extraordinary destiny awaiting her," Tautou said in a statement.
"That's what makes the whole modernity of the film, and that was the reason why I didn't hesitate a single second when the role was offered to me."

via PedestrianTV

 

[misstarshine]

awww she is divine

 

[kochie332]

thanks boomer!

 

[LolaSvelt]

I didn't hear anything about this film other than the fact that she was going to be in it, I'm glad plans have gone ahead!

 

[jacquelyn paige]

thanks much for some more info!
I am looking forward to learning more, and then finally seeing this.