Marion Cotillard speaks softly about her anxiety

By Claire Rosemberg, in Paris for AFP Published: 10:00AM GMT twenty-three February 2010

Marion Cotillard in a snap taken for the 35th Cesars French movie awards this year. Photo: AFP/PIERRE VERDY

"The open talks about stars," shesaid. "But when you"re operative you"re simply someone who"s working, operative with passion and infrequently with anxiety."

A source of inhabitant honour given scooping an Oscar as comfortless Edith Piaf in bio-pic La Vie En Rose, the 34-year-old star is creation headlines at home this week forward of the recover in France of Nine.

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The star-studded low-pitched about an Italian movie executive - played by Daniel Day-Lewis and desirous by Federico Fellini - includes not usually Cotillard but Penelope Cruz, Nicole Kidman, Judi Dench, Kate Hudson and Sophia Loren.

Cotillard followed in Loren"s footsteps in 2008 when she became usually the second lady to win the most appropriate singer Oscar for a non-English vocalization performance.

Quiet and gently spoken, pausing to simulate prior to replying to questions, Cotillard says the dual months guidance the strain and dance routines and sharpened Nine were great times, overall.

"Having to sing and dance, that isn"t customary, combined a really clever down payment since we common the same stress and the same enthusiasm," she said.

"They"re all smashing people, elementary women, easy to bond to, and with a lot of love for women," she combined of her co-stars. "There was a genuine clarity of ancillary each other, and really fast there was a feeling we were all one big family."

The tract of the movie, about a executive in a personal tailspin pang from a beautiful block, was all as well informed territory, she said.

"I know from experience that when you"re operative you can be really egocentric. When I"m operative on a impression I"m in a bubble," she said. "When I was on the Piaf movie, I think it was formidable for the people who were around me at the time."

Brought up in a melodramatic family - her father is a director, singer and former mime, her mom an singer and fool around clergyman - Cotillard picked up a fibre of awards in France prior to violation onto the general stage in 2003 with a purpose in Tim Burton"s Big Fish.

Since the Piaf movie, she has starred in Public Enemies with Johnny Depp, Nine - where she plays Day-Lewis"s mother - and is subsequent scheduled for a purpose to one side Leonardo DiCaprio in a new movie by Christopher Nolan, who done the last dual Batman movies, patrician Inception.

Asked since really couple of actors or actresses had left France for a movie career in the United States, Cotillard said, "I hold this is since we"re one of the singular European countries to have a hugely abounding and opposite movie industry."

Film legends such as Ingrid Bergman, Audrey Hepburn and Greta Garbo remained in Hollywood since the industry was abounding and diversified, she said.

"But take even Penelope (Cruz), Spanish motion picture is abounding but really opposite to French cinema, where there is a extent that is utterly unique," pronounced the singer who shares her hold up with French singer and executive Guillaume Canet.

"I think France is one of the singular countries in Europe where you can work satisfactorily in film."

Eating pasta in between interviews, and "happy" to be home for a spell, Cotillard pronounced she programmed to go on operative in both countries.

"It"s all a subject of borders!" she said. "I have no borders and frankly, Asian drive-in theatre are unusual and if I learnt to verbalise Chinese or Japanese afterwards maybe one day I could fool around the purpose of an old French lady in China or Japan."