Léa Seydoux is drawn to complex characters | Morning Edition

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French actress Léa Seydoux tells NPR’s Leila Fadel she’s drawn to complex characters. In Marie Kreutzer’s latest film, Gentle Monster, Seydoux plays a singer-pianist whose life is upended when her husband is accused of a horrific crime that may have involved their young son. Seydoux also shares that she didn’t grow up wanting to be an actress, but acting has become a “need” for her to express intense emotions. Host: @leilafadelnpr • Leila Fadel /NPR • Read or listen to: "In 'Gentle Monster,' a pervert's normality is the horrifying factor" at…

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