Léa Seydoux Highlights Challenges for Women in Hollywood Compared to Europe

The French actress discusses the harsh realities of aging and the pressure to conform in the American film industry.

Léa Seydoux, known for roles in 'No Time To Die' and 'Dune: Part Two', shares her experiences of working in Hollywood versus Europe.
Seydoux describes the American film industry as harsh on women, particularly regarding aging and the economic pressures to remain desirable.
In Europe, Seydoux feels more freedom and less pressure to conform, attributing this to a different cultural approach to filmmaking.
The actress contrasts her roles in American blockbusters with her European projects, highlighting the greater creative freedom abroad.
Seydoux's comments reflect broader concerns about the limited roles and opportunities for women in Hollywood, as echoed by other actresses.