Eva Green

Actress Eva Green arrives at DC Entertainment and Warner Bros. host Superman 75 party at San Diego Comic-Con at Hard Rock Hotel San Diego on July 19, 2013 in San Diego, California.
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Yay new Eva pics finally!! She looks gorgeous in both blue dresses esp the last one and I love the messy updo.
 
I love the white blazer outfit and I'm loving her blue dress as well. So sad she's at comic con and I'm not.
 
OMG new Eva picture finally

:heart::heart::heart:

And she looks so darn good!
quite weird to see her hair wild open in an event
but she looks soooooooo good.

I especially like those pics where she is smiling.

Oh did I say that she looks sooooooo good?!?!

:heart::heart::heart:
 
I don't think she's looking all that great, the hair and makeup are so harsh on her.
 
It's surprising the bangs don't look that great on her considering she has a high forehead.
 
^maybe she has a high forehead... but her face is so slim and tiny that's why that much hair around her face doesn't suit her. she looks still great :)
 
Interesting, I think this could be a smart move for her, more and more actors jumping to TV:

Eva Green, Josh Hartnett to Star in Showtime's 'Penny Dreadful'

Eva Green and Josh Hartnett will star in the drama from John Logan, The Hollywood Reporter has learned.

Penny Dreadful was created by three-time Oscar nominee John Logan (Hugo, The Aviator, Gladiator), who is on board to write and executive produce alongside Academy Award winner Sam Mendes and Neal Street's Pippa Harris (Revolutionary Road). The psycho-sexual horror series will begin production in the fall in London.

Hartnett will play Ethan Chandler, a man of action and daring, he's not afraid of violence. He's charming and brash but there are demons behind his eyes. He's more complicated than he likes to admit.

Green will play Vanessa, the singular female of the story. She's enigmatic with haunted eyes and utterly composed. She will prove herself a force to be reckoned with and the heroine of the series.

Production will begin in October and will be on the air in the spring.
hollywoodreporter.com
 
Television nowadays is 1000% times more interesting that film, especially when it comes to proper character development.
 
Well to be fair, TV has a lot more time. They get what? 8-14 episodes? That's 8-14hrs (a little less for commercials) a movie gets 2 & 1/2 hrs max and they have to introduce a whole world, all the characters and get you from beginning to end. And let's not even count multiple seasons.
 
^Yeah, and she was part of a TV series already that was not especially great... this one sounds better but we'll see. ;)
 
Well to be fair, TV has a lot more time. They get what? 8-14 episodes? That's 8-14hrs (a little less for commercials).

More like 8-14hrs, period. Showtime is premium cable, it doesn't have commercials. And premium seasons are that short.
 
Ah yes, always forget about the pain stations because I don't get them. They can do pretty much whatever they want.
 
1930s Bohemian Style of Cracks



I am sure you have all seen Cracks (2009) but worth mentioning again for it is a sublime sartorial journey through the 1930s carried off with a touch of the bohemian by Eva Green. All the styles are there - loose frock coats, pencil skirts, silk headscarves, caps and cloche hats, wide legged, high waistband trousers and the English twist on the 1930s - floral floaty dresses.

Hope you enjoy my video and Eva's look.
 
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Eva Green by Ellen von Unwerth
Source: glossynewsstand.com

 
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