Interview Magazine recently featured a
new interview with
Rosamund Pike (Photos by Robert Johansson) with a new photoshoot from her, which you can check out below and click for a bigger view...
By Kaleem Aftab
Photography Robert Johansson
Rosamund Pike is a changed woman—at least she is on the big screen. The British-born Pike’s big break came nearly a decade ago when, at 23, she starred as Anglo ex-Olympian double agent–turned–lethal swordswoman Miranda Frost in the James Bond film Die Another Day (2002). But the actress, now 32, spent most of the last 10 years fighting the inevitable wave of typecasting that followed playing a Bond girl, as she received multiple offers to play the “icy British maiden” but little in the way of opportunities to spread her wings. That, though, is about to change with Pike’s funny, emotional, and surprisingly unfrosty performance in the recently released dramedy Barney’s Version, based on Canadian author Mordecai Richler’s 1997 novel. In it, she plays Miriam, the third wife and one true love of the film’s title character, Barney Panofsky (Paul Giamatti), a TV producer who, remarkably, begins to woo Miriam during his wedding to his unnamed second wife, and whose memory later deteriorates as a result of Alzheimer’s. Read full article here.
Photos: Rosamund Pike in Los Angeles, December 2010. Below: Sweater: Jason Wu for Tse. Above: Sweater: Stella Mccartney. Cosmetics: Chanel, including Ombres Contraste Duo Eyeshadow Duo in Taupe-Delicat. Styling: Ryan Hastings. Hair: Maranda/The Wall Group. Makeup: Rachel Goodwin/The Wall Group.
Other
P&P '05 actors who were featured and had been interviewed previously by
Interview Magazine are:
Carey MulliganA screen test of
Jena Malone, shot by Gerard, for Adam Kimmel's Fall/Winter 2009 presentation in Paris. (no audio)
And more slide photos of...
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