Invited on the set of C à vous this Thursday, June 27, Julie de Bona told Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine an anecdote that traumatized her on the set of The Count of Monte Cristo, in theaters this Friday, June 28.
It is one of the most anticipated films of the year. This Friday, June 28th, comes out The Count of Monte Cristo At the movie theater. After long months of waiting, the French will finally discover the film by Matthieu Delaporte and Alexandre De La Patellière. In the feature film, Edmond Dantès, played by Pierre Niney, is the victim of a conspiracy, and arrested on his wedding day for a crime he didn’t commitAfter fourteen years of detention in the Château d’If, he manages to escape and decides to take revenge on the three men who betrayed him by returning under the identity of the Count of Monte Cristo.
In this blockbuster, the actor shares the bill with Anaïs Demoustier (who plays Mercédès Herrera, Edmond’s fiancée), Laurent Lafitte (who plays Gérard de Villefort), Julien De Saint-Jean (Andréa), Vassili Schneider (who plays Albert) and Julie de Bonawho plays Victoriaa young woman who shares a heavy secret and which Edmond Dantés will seize to torture her psychologically.
Julie de Bona aged 20 years: this difficult moment for her
Guest on the set of It’s up to you To talk about her character, Julie de Bona told Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine about this particularly difficult moment for the 43-year-old actress. To best embody the character of Victoria, the actress must have aged 20 yearsevery day. “That’s what was a bit difficult for me, we didn’t talk about it much…”she told the host of France 5, before going into details. “In half an hour, I had 20 years in the face, and it’s very violent in fact, it’s true that it’s very violent in the morning”she continued.
Subsequently, the actress who shared the bill of Love at first sight at Christmas with Tomer Sisley on TF1 explained that she had been angry with the makeup artist. “I hated it! I love it, but I hated itbecause she showed me what could happen to me, and it’s true that for a woman…”, she explained. And to ironize: “She prepared me a little, but I saw the whole process, so there is no secret.” Damage !
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