'Pretty Woman' of course.

It's a great film.

It's iconic because we all dream to meet a man like that,

who captivates us, who takes us away.

I was very young when I saw it and it's a film I've seen a lot since.

Recently, I would say Daniel Craig who plays James Bond.

I can say that I've acted with James Bond.

I think he's great in the role of James Bond.

He has managed to give depth to his character,

to make the character of James Bond quite interesting.

He's brought fragility, vulnerability.

Today he is James Bond and I think he's even succeeded,

even if Sean Connery remains the most well-known,

he's managed to change this character

and make something very interesting.

An iconic fashion designer... how can I not say Nicolas Ghesquière?

The last show he did with Milena Canonero,

who is a great film costume designer, who I've worked with

on Wes Anderson's films.

I found this fashion show sublime.

What was so good

was this mix of stage costumes with Nicolas's very modern, very trendy clothes.

It gave an incredible dimension to the show.

It was a real show, it was beyond a normal fashion show.

Mine!

Léa Seydoux, she is incredible.

The Fifth Element,

she can really do anything.

I think they are all very beautiful, but it's true that there is one photo...

There is a very cinematic aspect.

This is a beautiful one.

At the moment I'm quite Lady Diana, I don't know if you've noticed.

Otherwise, I also like Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy.

she's very chic.

On the red carpet, I do like the golden age of Hollywood.

Grace Kelly.

The glamorous and timeless look.

My childhood icon is Michael Jackson.

The first time I saw him was on television

I think I must have been four years old.

It was the video for 'Smooth Criminal'.

There is something in his music that reaches the sublime,

the sacred.

Beyond being talented and a genius,

he has something that affects the whole world.

Marlon Brando.

He's like Michael Jackson, there is something in his presence

that overwhelms me.

I think it is this very rough nature.

This kind of wildness and at the same time, this refinement,

this sensitivity he had.

I love A Streetcar Named Desire and when he calls her from down the stairs,

when he shouts 'Stella', it's an iconic scene.

And he actually made a music video with Michael Jackson.

He was friends with Michael Jackson.

It's great to see them together, it's funny.

I would also say Gérard Depardieu.

Gérard Depardieu too, there is something like that,

a kind of nature.

In fact, I see wild people

who have, precisely thanks to art, cinema and literature,

shaped their ways of thinking.

That's what touches me a lot.

'La vérité si je mens'.

"A date, you don't know what a date is?"

It's so funny "Date".

In 'Le Père Noël est une ordure' too :

rolled up 'doubitchous' under the armpits.

"Yes, indeed, there's a little taste of handmade food.

"Yes, yes, it's handmade, it's hand-rolled under the armpits."

Thank you Vogue Paris.