Lea Seydoux speaking about being cast as a 'Bond Girl' in new movie 'Spectre'

The transcript discusses the evolving role of the Bond girl, highlighting the shift from traditional portrayals to more modern, diverse, and emotionally complex characters. It emphasizes the need for Bond girls to be more than just visually appealing, suggesting they should embody traits that resonate with contemporary audiences. The conversation also touches on the inclusion of mature women, like Monica Bellucci, in these roles, showcasing a broader representation of women in the Bond series.

What challenge does the speaker mention about defining the Bond girl role?

• It's difficult to define exactly what the role should express.

• The role is too masculine.

• The role is not important.

• The role is too traditional.

How does the speaker suggest the Bond girl role is changing?

• Becoming more traditional.

• Adapting to be more masculine.

• Focusing on physical appearance.

• Emphasizing emotional depth and modern values.

What is the speaker's view on the historical portrayal of Bond girls?

• They have always been modern.

• They were primarily for visual appeal.

• They were known for their intelligence.

• They were action-oriented.

What does the speaker appreciate about Eva Green's portrayal of a Bond girl?

• Her physical beauty.

• Her traditional role.

• Her action scenes.

• Her emotional sensitivity and depth.

What does the inclusion of Monica Bellucci signify in the Bond series?

• A focus on younger actresses.

• A shift towards more mature representation.

• An emphasis on action scenes.

• A return to traditional roles.