We have an appointment with Léa Seydoux. But first we have to find them. The actor Viggo Mortensen is sitting further back on the roof terrace of the hotel and chatting in a relaxed manner. Directly in sight director David Cronenberg gestures on a striped sofa. But no sign of Seydoux. An otherwise so public figure, for her French compatriots a kind of national saint like Bardot or Deneuve.
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