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Marion Cotillard On Her Widely-Ridiculed THE DARK KNIGHT RISES Death Scene: "I Screwed Up"
Over a decade after the movie's release, The Dark Knight Rises star Marion Cotillard has reflected on her character Miranda ...
The Dark Knight Rises star says she "screwed up" the death scene that still angers fans over a decade later
Reuniting with Nolan after Inception, Cotillard played Wayne Enterprises' CEO Miranda Tate in the sequel to The Dark Knight, ...
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The Dark Knight Rises’ Marion Cotillard Admits She ‘Screwed Up’ Talia’s Death Scene
The French actress reflected on Talia al Ghul’s death scene in The Dark Knight Rises in a new interview. Speaking to Les rencontres du Papotin, Marion Cottilard admitted that she didn’t ...
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The Dark Knight Rises Actor Finally Explains Their Awkward Death Scene
Marion Cotillard admits struggling with Talia's death scene in The Dark Knight Rises. Fans thought Cotillard's death was comical for her caliber. She questioned the scene's final cut. Despite ...
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The Dark Knight Rises: Marion Cotillard Admits She “Screwed Up” Death Scene
And even before The Dark Knight Rises, she did some fine work in Nolan’s 2010 sci-fi action thriller, Inception. If anything, the person who should receive the most blame for Talia’s silly ...
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Marion Cotillard thinks she “screwed up” her ‘Dark Knight Rises’ death scene
In other news, last September it was reported that a new Bane film could be on the way from DC, with the character previously appearing in The Dark Knight Rises played by Tom Hardy.
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Did Bane Die in the Dark Knight Rises ? Looking at the Final Moments
The third and last movie in Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight Trilogy, The Dark Knight Rises (2012), is still regarded as a ...
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From Dark Knight To V For Vendetta With Absolute Batman #5 (Spoilers)
WILL THE PARTY END HERE FOR ABSOLUTE BATMAN? With his friends lives at stake, will a broken, beaten, and ultimately defeated Bruce Wayne finally compromise and give up both himself and his morals ...