CHARLOTTE RAMPLING on LOOKS - cine-fils.com

After a brief intermezzo as a model, Charlotte Rampling had her acting breakthrough in1966 playing Meredith in the romantic comedy GEORGY GIRL. From there on she could have had her pick of every role in this genre. Her beauty was stunning. But she decided otherwise. Not ten years later she starred as a concentration camp prisoner, half naked wearing only a SS hat and braces, singing a Marlene Dietrich song in Cavani's THE NIGHT PORTER. But what stayed the same were these heavy, unforgettable eyes. With us she spoke about looking and being looked at.
Interview by: Felix von Boehm
Cannes, May 2011
Sign up for free: www.cine-fils.com

[@bkooo5363]

Charlotte's insights on looking and being seen are something I'd not thought about, but gave me pause. She's given so much to the cinema and I'm glad I found this interview. Thanks for posting it.

[@HedgehogPhil]

Vampirizing. What a great word!

[@theuofc]

Fascinating interview. Thanks for sharing it.

[@EphemeralProductions]

Such an insightful woman ❤

[@sheilaskelhorn100]

What a beauty

[@louduva9849]

Such a babe.