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Jessica Chastain photographed by Van Mossevelde + N for ELLE France, October 2016
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Jessica Chastain photographed by Van Mossevelde + N for ELLE France, October 2016
“We sell our audiences short. Nowadays, movies are financed almost purely out of systematic fear, like, ‘OK, this project is going to assure me a paycheck,’ or ‘this movie is sure to get me my money back, based on an equation created by a research scientist.’ There’s no risk anymore. And it’s so cliché to say, but in order to do really great things, we need to take risks.”
The more famous you get, in some ways it makes acting more difficult because you're more known as yourself. There's more of a narrative about you rather than about the character.
Mackenzie Davis and Felicity Jones at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival on January 19, 2013 in Park City, Utah.
Lea Seydoux for Marie Claire, July 2013
Jessica Lowndes by Joseph Sinclair, June 2015