Eva Green always had a deep respect for his mother, Marlène Jobert. This Sunday, April 9, 2023, the actress on the poster of the film The Three Musketeers: D’Artagnan, alongside François Civil, Pio Marmaï, Romain Duris and Vincent Cassel, spoke of his mother. Seeing a photo of the trio formed by Jean Rochefort, Philippe Noiret and Jean-Pierre Marielle, Laurent Delahousse could not help but mention the mother of the French actress. “I can only think of Marlène Jobert with the incredible roles and characters they had together”said the presenter of the JT of France 2. “We kiss her, maybe we hope she looks at us”he added, before being cut by Eva Green. “She’s looking at you there, she’s looking at you yes, yes”, replied the actress, hilarious. The TV host wanted to know if the actress with a very busy schedule had time to meet up with her mother, to “raise your voice” on stories.
“We did it not that long ago. It’s very fun to work with her. We’re extremely close and then it’s very funny. She likes to play with the range of voices. She is very good at it, so it’s very playful, yes”said Eva Green.
Eva Green admiring the career of Marlène Jobert
Even if she has a deep respect for her mother, whose career as an actress is no longer to be proven, Eva Green has long had “shame” of his notoriety. Following in her mother’s footsteps, the actress starring in Three Musketeers: D’Artagnanconfided that she has often suffered from being associated with Marlène Jobert. “I had this complex, maybe, of being ‘the daughter of’ and people saying, ‘Oh dear, it’s going to be easy, etc.’ And then, it’s difficult because we say we’re going to be an actor, but maybe we’re going to suck”said the actress in an interview with Konbini April 17, 2021. To our colleagues at Paris MatchApril 20, 2021, the one who shares the poster with Vincent Cassel in the series Liaison on AppleTv+, explained that she had to prove herself more than the others to make a name for herself.
“At first, some thought it would be easier for me, because I was the daughter of… People are meaner”, she confided. The former James Bond girl therefore took drama lessons, to get away from her mother’s register. “I went to drama class Eva Saint Paul, in Paris, for three years. I think it’s really by doing that you get a taste for it or not. It was a real click in the concrete”. A more than winning bet!