Juliette Binoche on ‘The Taste Of Things’ and working with food, her award-winning career and the star she thinks deserves the Oscar she won – the actress’ side

Juliette Binoche is a true international star whose career spans decades of unforgettable performances on stage and screen. For her role in 1996 she won an Oscar, a BAFTA and many other awards The English patient. She holds the record as the only woman to have won Best Actress at all three major European film festivals: Cannes, Venice and Berlin. Her numerous films include The Unbearable Lightness Of Existence, Chocolate, Camille Claudel, Godzilla, Certified Copy, Damage, and countless others. She was nominated for Best Actress on Broadway illusion In 2001, among many other highlights of his career, he performed on stages from London to Paris and across Europe. She will also star as Coco Chanel in Apple’s upcoming series. The new look. Binoche participates in this week’s edition of my Deadline video series. The actor’s side Here we talk about her remarkable career and her current triumph on the screen, the official French entry for the Oscars The taste of things A critically acclaimed hit at this year’s Cannes Film Festival, it put her back in the conversation for another Oscar nomination. In it, she plays an extraordinary chef who has a complex romantic relationship with a man, played by Benoit Magimel, whose lives are connected by their shared passion for cooking and especially French gastronomy.

Binoche talks about what went into the role that gave her so much livelihood, the impact of working with Magimel, who she was once very close to in real life and who is the father of her daughter, and the many different roles that she played and especially reviews her Oscar win and her acceptance speech, in which she kindly singled out Lauren Bacall, who was widely expected to win. Binoche tells me that if she could go back into the audience and present the Oscar to Bacall, she would. But she has had a broad and varied career and also talks about why she likes to live in the past or the future, but only in what she does in the present.

Click on the link above to watch our conversation and hear the “acting side” of Juliette Binoche.

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