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“I went to Berlin for a year and a half, and that's where I learned about culture and art and everything. Before that, I lived in total absence of culture. I come from a house where there was nothing like reading or art.”

Quote by Lea Seydoux

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Lea Seydoux

Lea Seydoux is a French actress known for her exceptional performances in the film industry, particularly in French and European cinema. Born on July 1, 1985, Seydoux began her acting career in her youth and has gained international recognition over the years. more

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