Earning effusive comparisons to another Audrey, sylph-like French actress Audrey Tautou became an international star with her performance as the eponymous do-gooder in Jean-Pierre Jeunet's romantic fable Amélie (2001).Born in Beaumont, France, Tautou's childhood interest in monkeys led to plans to become a primatologist, but she found her true calling when she began to study acting in school. After graduation, Tautou found roles on French TV, and earned Canal+'s prize in 1999 for Best Newcomer. Moving to films, Tautou quickly made a mark with her performance as Natalie Baye's young co-worker in Venus Beauty Institute (1999) and earned the César for Best New Actress. While Tautou worked steadily, playing a supporting role in the ribald Denis Diderot biopic Le Libertin (2000) and leads in Voyous Voyelle (2000) and Happenstance (2000), her appearance in Venus Beauty Institute pr
How
is it that it's been just three days since my vacation and already I am
feel sleep deprived? Clearly, I have a problem. Clearly, this problem
is serious since it was not remedied by a whole week of sleeping in
until past 11 a.m. Though, thinking about this issue in the wee small
hours of the morning, I realized that perhaps my problem is simply
motivation. Because, well, if any of these women were in my bed I'd have
no problem crawling under the covers. Of course, whether we'd sleep or
not is entirely another matter. Hmm, perhaps this is the wrong kind of
motivation after all. Wrong but delicious.
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