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E' splendida Lotte, non solo per via dei capelli rossi che per me sono sinonimo di mezza bellezza
Concordo. Infatti io ce li ho rosso rame.SPOILER (click to view)Tinti XD
Io la trovo stupenda, è proprio un quadro *-*
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E' splendida Lotte, non solo per via dei capelli rossi che per me sono sinonimo di mezza bellezza
Concordo. Infatti io ce li ho rosso rame.SPOILER (click to view)Tinti XDSPOILER (click to view)io sono nata che li avevo del suo esatto colore. poi si sono persi per strada.... -
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Lotte parla italiano <3
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"è molto simpatica di fare un ruolo così" XD
Che carina *-* almeno si sforza (io non mi azzarderei a parlare olandese LOL)
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CITAZIONECongratulations on ‘The Borgias’ being renewed. Can you tease anything about Sunday’s season finale?
Lotte Verbeek: Well, I mean everything has been building up to this. All the different stories sort of culminate, and while I can’t really tell you anything, I can say that it’s very good. All the characters are very involved and I think everyone will be pleased. I’m very proud of it. It also leaves so much open for next season, which is very exciting.
What has been the most challenging about playing Giulia?
Lotte Verbeek: Oh, well, so much has been challenging. I’m still new at this and I’m with so many talented actors who have been doing this for so long. Jeremy Irons is just so talented and dedicated that I’ve tried to learn from him. And then working with Neil [Jordan], too, has taught me so much.
I’m Dutch, so I’ve had to work very hard on my English. I would just walk the set practicing my lines and my accent. It was very good for me and I feel very lucky to have this chance.
You mentioned Jeremy Irons. So many of your scenes are with him and the chemistry between you is obviously very important. Did it flow naturally between the two of you?
Lotte Verbeek: Oh, yes. Like I said before, it was an honor to work with such a talented, veteran actor and I think our chemistry was a natural process. I mean, obviously there is an age difference, but he valued my input just like Rodrigo valued Giulia and it is very easy to work with him. He loves language like I do, so we would prepare our dialogue together. He definitely knows what he wants, and I like that.
You and Holliday Grainger have also had some great scenes this season. How was it playing opposite her? Did you hit it off naturally?
Lotte Verbeek: Oh, yes. I mean, there’s a very big difference between us because obviously she’s much younger, but she’s been working as an actress since she was a child, so for quite a long time. She just feels very comfortable and it’s all very natural for her to be on a big set, whereas for me it was my first time on such a large set. I’d done European art films before this, so it was a big change for me.
With Holliday, though, it was a very nice way of working, to have such a different background and then to find each other in these scenes that are so beautifully written. These ladies have a very nice friendship in the series and the way that they bond is beautiful, especially because there are so few female characters in the series. It’s so much about the guys and their power. I think there’s a lot of humor and they’re pretty smart. I think that’s really interesting.
Guilia is not at all the clichéd mistress type of character. How important was that to you when you first the read script?
Lotte Verbeek: I’m so glad that you picked that up because I love anything that’s not expected, that’s not the most likely thing to see. I mean, yes, she’s a mistress and yes, she’s with this older guy, but the way that it’s written, she’s quite strong and quite intelligent.
Neil [Jordan] and I talked about the character and we agreed on how she would have to be, and I think that I understood instantly the way that he wrote it. I really liked the way that he wrote this character. I like playing strong female parts and independent women. At the same time she’s still a mistress and she’s still a woman and she uses her power. She uses her beauty, and that may sound contradictory, but I think it’s very natural. So, for me it felt very natural to play this part, actually.
You said everything is open for season two. What would you like to see happen to Guilia in the next season?
Lotte Verbeek: I would be pleased if she would get even a bit more power and if she would become a bit more influential. I would also like her to have some challenges. I think that Neil was thinking about that, too. We keep the dialogue open about that, and actually, in the first season he was asking me how I’d see the character develop in the future. So, yeah, I think that we can talk about that. That’s really cool, to have an influence on how your part is written.
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Quando ci sono le scene tra lei e Rodrigo io vado in brodo di giuggiole perchè adoro le loro voci ** E poi in un'intervista avevo letto che non si riteneva un'attrice eccellente però, non so se è il personaggio che le calza, ma secondo me il ruolo di Giulia lo interpreta davvero bene . -
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Nuova intervista, ancora niente spoiler: CITAZIONEQ: Tell us about The Borgias...
Lotte: "It's the story of the Borgias, the original crime family who are seeking power and going pretty far for that power. In those days, it was quite dark and violent."
Q: And your character...
Lotte: "My character is the mistress to the pope. She comes into the family looking for an asylum in a way, so she hooks up with the pope. The pope isn't making a secret of his affair, he openly presents her to the people of Rome, so she's part of the family in a way."
Q: Once you got the role, did you do any research on the Borgia family and the real Guilia?
Lotte: "I actually read the scripts quite intensely, I really didn't think that doing a lot of research would add anything extra because everything is in the scripts. Neil Jordan has done a great job in writing the scripts based on what actually happened. My character is a mysterious woman; we don't know a lot about her."
Q: Where is your character headed as we head into season 2?
Lotte: "I don't know. It's quite an open-ending to the first season that leaves potential possibilities of things to happen in the future. I do know that my character gains some political power, but I'm not sure how they are going to use that next season."
Q: There have been some very shocking and violent moments on the show, have there been any scenes that particularly shocked you?
Lotte: "I haven't been in any violent scenes, but I've heard from extras coming off the set about eyes being pulled out.and things like that. It's really quite dark and brutal every now and then. I don't think it's going to get any lighter in the future. It's really a part of the period of time.
Q: The costumes on the show are amazing, are they uncomfortable and heavy to wear?
Lotte: "They're very helpful because they make you walk in a certain way and they make you move differently."
Q: When does production start for season 2?
Lotte: "I haven't heard yet, but it's probably going to be this summer. I'm really excited. I haven't read anything from the new season yet, but I am looking forward to reading them."
Q: Do you have any projects in the works?
Lotte: "I'm mostly reading a lot of scripts. I'm shooting a movie in New York and I'm meeting a lot of people. I'm quite excited about my new life here."
Q: Are there any American TV shows you watch on a regular basis?
Lotte: "There are so many shows that are worth watching, but there is so little time. I'm really excited about the quality of American TV shows."
Q: Where is the show filmed?
Lotte: "The Borgias is filmed in Budapest, Hungary."
Q: Do you use Twitter or Facebook to keep in touch with your fans?
Lotte: "Not really. That's something that is quite new to me."
Q: Was this show your first big break?
Lotte: "In terms of audience, yes. I've done theater and film, mostly European small budget films. To be in such a well-watched TV series is great. The ironic thing about it is that I wasn't really looking for anything like it. I got the audition and got the part with just one audition scene. It's been quite overwhelming -- life is treating me good!"
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quant'è bella 
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marie..
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Mi sento molto superficiale nel dirlo ma: voglio i suoi capelli 
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marie..
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Idem ;_; 
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Filippa Lillonza II.
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Lotte è davvero una donna con la D maiuscola! .
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