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Olga Kurylenko: the accidental Bond girl, interview

The author of the article is Robbie Collin. It was published on 11 April, 2013, on the web site www.telegraph.co.uk. The article provides the information about a French actress and model Olga Kurylenko.

The article begins with the talk of the author and Olga. The author consideres she is backlit to perfection. The 33-year-old actress and model is tramping down the publicity trail for Oblivion, and she has the phalanx of scribblers who wanted to talk to her. As we get know Olga plays a mysterious woman called Julia, who crash-lands on Earth in a life pod at some undetermined point in the future. Kurylenko explains the author what she love about sci-fi. According to the text it is that such films are based on what people know at that point in time, but then they discover new things, do their ideas.

Further the authot gives some information about Olga's personal life. As she tells, she lived with her mother Marina, her father left them early. Olga is twice-divorced and now she is in a relationship with the actor Danny Huston.

Then Robbie asks her whether she had harboured ambitions of modelling or movie stardom since childhood, she quickly shoots down the idea. Well, she answer no, because she knew she couldn’t. When she was 13 she could experience culture first-hand; and later she had money for expensive purchases. Her mother was proud of her.

In the last paragrahps the author describes Kurylenko's life after a move to Paris, about her higher-profile modelling jobs and her roles in some films, such as Hitman, Max Payne, Empires of the Deep. In conclusion Kurylenko adds that it’s harder to be a girl in this world because we’re the weaker sex.

Well, I considere Olga Kurylenko a fascinating and talanted actress and a steady person. Despite of the fact during her youth Olga had the humbling experience of living in poverty, she was able to built her career and her fate. I think it's great!