Lea Seydoux, a 38-year-old French actress known for her roles in prominent films like ‘Spectre’ and ‘No Time To Die,’ has opened up about feeling uneasy with the expectations placed on women in Hollywood.

She specifically addressed the societal pressure on female celebrities to maintain their appearance to secure roles, a demand she finds less prevalent in the European film scene.

In an interview with Harper’s Bazaar magazine, Lea expressed her observations on the differences between the American and European entertainment industries, highlighting the harshness she perceives towards women in Hollywood.

She emphasized the challenges women face regarding aging and the fear of losing opportunities if they do not meet certain standards.

Lea emphasized that in America, the focus often shifts to economic gains, resulting in a loss of creative freedom for actors.

Despite her success in Hollywood blockbusters, such as her role as Madeleine Swann in the James Bond franchise, Lea Seydoux remains part of the ensemble cast in Denis Villeneuve’s upcoming film, ‘Dune: Part Two.’

Reflecting on her career trajectory, she acknowledged the shift from leading roles in French cinema to predominantly supporting characters in the US market.

Lea expressed contentment with the roles she portrays, recognizing the challenges non-American actors face in securing top billing in Hollywood productions.

Describing acting as a personal experiment and not a realm where she feels entirely at ease, Lea Seydoux shared that the craft of performance invigorates her and brings a sense of vitality.

Despite her success, fame remains a puzzling aspect of her life, as she often moves through public spaces without being recognized.

Lea humorously recounted instances where people fail to identify her, allowing her to navigate everyday activities like taking public transportation without intrusion.

The unassuming nature of her celebrity status surprises Lea, as she humorously recounts encounters where strangers struggle to place her name correctly.

Her ability to blend in with the crowd provides her with moments of anonymity, contrasting with the occasional realization that she is indeed a public figure.

Lea’s down-to-earth demeanor and approach to fame offer a refreshing perspective on navigating the complexities of stardom while remaining grounded in