Le Chiffre is smart and clever, but he doesn't boast about his successes. He rarely gets his own hand dirty, but he will if he has to. When we meet him, he's rich and successful, but later, when the chips are down, he doesn't show his emotions‚Äîhe's ice cold–Mads Mikkelsen

Cannes Film Fest 2006–I didn‚Äôt try to change history. If they had been full of violence or bitterness, I would have put it in the film. But it‚Äôs not the case. Liberating a country that is theirs, the Motherland, being welcomed the way they were by French villages, being applauded along the road. It has left its mark on their memories, their history and all the injustice they‚Äôve experienced since then has not erased that.

I was swept up when I read D?©j?† Vu's uniquely time-shifting, backwards-moving structure and its provocative exploration of one of life's most inexplicable experiences through the lens of a love story and a crime-solving thriller. I think we all have had the feeling that we have been somewhere before‚ÄîI've had it too.

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The desire to live forever is deep in our culture. Every day people are looking for ways to extend life or feel younger. Just look at the popularity of shows like ‘Extreme Makeover’ or ‘Nip/Tuck.’ People are praying to be young and often denying that death is a part of life.