Actors/Actresses Born in France

When I think of Emma Watson I wouldn’t assume that she was born in France, but she was born in Paris with France to English parents.The actresses parents divorced when she was five and then moved to Oxfordshire, England with her mother and younger brother. So this got me intrigued to find out what other actors/actresses were born in France..

 

Eva Green, Casino Royale actress, was also born in Paris and has a non-identical twin sister. At the age of 17 Eva left French school and went on to study in Ramsgate, England, Kent.

 

 

 

Elodie Yung, actress from G.I. Joe: Retaliation was born in France in 1986 and grew up in Seine-saint-Denis in Le Bourget. Once she graduated from University of La Sorbonne with a law degree she came over to England to study acting at London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art in London.

 

 

Frank Darabont, writer and actor in The Shawshank Redemption was born in a refugee camp in 1959 in Montbeliard, France. Frank was then taken to America as an infant and settled with his family in Los Angeles.

 

 

Nora Arnezeder, actress in Safe House, was born in Paris but left Paris at the age of two for Aix-en-Provence and then moved to Bali, Indonesia when she was 14 for a year and then headed back to Paris.

To find out what other actors/actresses were born in France visit the IMDb site.

 

Essential Holiday Items in Peak Season

No matter where you’re going on holiday this year, there are always the same essential holiday items that you will need to pack. This summer is forecasted to be a hot one, so even if you’re staying in the UK, you may need to stock up on these products when doing your shopping!

1) A portable, handheld fan- this will give you an extra breeze if the weather remains sunny and humid. There is nothing worse than being overheated, so even if this is a temporary solution for a breeze, of you’re too hot, i’m, sure you would take it!

2) Some people believe that they don’t need sun cream as they don’t burn in the sun, however the creams provide UV protection, which helps your skin, avoiding ageing and wrinkles in the long run.

3) An item that is being purchased more frequently is water spray that cools the body down. This spray can be applied like sun cream, however can be left on this skin once it is sprayed. This is perfect to keep in your handbag as it is compact and lightweight, however does not protect you from the sun, so make sure you don’t get it mixed up with your lotions!

4) Sun hats are a must-have. You do not want your head to burn in the sun and if you have dyed hair, you don’t want it to lighten in the sun, after spending money on getting it they perfect shade! There are so many different styles of hats, if you feel like you are not a hat-person or don’t suit hats then have a look around, see which style suits you best.

5) Footwear is always something to consider when going abroad or being in the heat. Will you be going on a pool-side holiday where you don’t need to think about your footwear as much as if you were going on an activity holiday, taking part in sports or hikes, needing something less flimsy than flip- flops.

There are many more items that would be perfect holiday items, however these are the top five that strike me as being vital!