'He doesn’t need to be handsome': Bond girl Bérénice Marlohe talks about her ideal man as she strips down for FHM shoot
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She's the Bond girl that everyone's talking about and Skyfall star Bérénice Marlohe has proved just what the producers saw in her.
Posing for a series of sultry photos for the new FHM magazine, the French actress looked the epitome of a Bond girl as she slipped into some lacy underwear.
She might be one of the most beautiful women on the planet, but Bérénice told the magazine that her ideal man didn't have to be handsome to catch her eye:
Smouldering: Bérénice Marlohe strips down for a racy photoshoot int his month's FHM
'He doesn’t need to be handsome. If he has nothing to say or he is not funny or doesn’t have something happening in his eye, then he is not attractive. Charisma and sense of humour is what gives him that ‘wow’, you know?,' she said.
She might be remaining tight-lipped about her personal life but it seems as if you don't have to be drop dead gorgeous to be in with a chance.
The 33-year-old actress has started to turn heads since she hit the big screen in the latest Bond film, which opened in the UK last week, and is on the look out for some juicy roles.
The star was at the German premiere last night and has wowed on red carpets all over Europe since the world premiere in London last week.
Bond girl: The French actress has turned heads as Skyfall hit the big screen last week
She might look like the ideal of feminine beauty, but Bérénice has admitted that she'd rather play a man's role than a woman's.
The full interview with Bérénice is in this month's FHM magazine which is out on Thursday
'I would love to be the Joker in the next Batman. I’ve done a reel where I’ve played the Joker. The kind of roles I really enjoy most of all are given to men usually. Like Gary Oldman in The Firm. He was so great in that, and that’s the kind of character I like – a bit crazy and intense on screen,' she said.
'I have always dreamed of being the bad guys in the movie. You know, the mafia chief. That would be my dream.'
The actress admitted that playing Séverine in Skyfall was a dream role for her as she got to mix sexy femininity with a dark character.
'She is mysterious: good, evil, adventurous. I had to give her a lot of substance and charisma, and the sexiness came from that,' she said.
Red carpet ready: The Bond girl joined Daniel Craig at the German Skyfall premiere on Tuesday
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I do feel her demise is sad & makes her seem disposable. Shouldn't cinema be past this poor treatment of women by now? It was the one thing that really bothered me about the film.- bumble bee , yorkshire ------------------------- Well gee whiz, thanks for this major spoiler ... Not all of us have seen Skyfall you know ... What a maroon!
- Floyd Fan , Perth Western Australia, 01/11/2012 23:48
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