Léa Seydoux recently shared her perspective on working as an actor in Europe versus America. The French actress, known for her roles in Hollywood blockbusters like James Bond's Spectre and No Time to Die, Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol, and Dune: Part Two, expressed that she finds it easier to work in Europe. In an interview with Harper’s Bazaar U.K., Seydoux mentioned that she perceives the American industry as harsh on women, particularly in terms of aging and maintaining desirability.
She highlighted the economic aspect of the American film industry, stating that when profit becomes the primary focus, artists may lose their creative freedom. Seydoux emphasized that being a woman on screen is more comfortable in Europe due to fewer constraints and expectations.
