You also do a pretty good English accent. You don’t see it straight away, because she can be ruthless in the beginning. But that’s the great thing about Morgan: She has this vulnerable side which you will discover little by little. You had to read the script again and again to understand why my character would behave a certain way. There’s a movie I just did called Cracks. There’s something electric about those types of characters. But in drama school, I loved playing Lady Macbeth. People put me in a box: They think I’m a dark, sexy, French whatever. This is not, like, a show about sex and violence. She’s not a lesbian, either, but she surrounds herself with strong women. Knowing Starz has earned a reputation for pushing boundaries, why would you take this role? I always feel like I have to prove myself. I love the movie, but now I know that if I do a nude scene that people will talk about it. And then I saw a lot of pictures of me naked - oh my God. Sex was a theme, but there was more to it. Why is that? The Dreamers was the first movie I ever made, and people made such a fuss when it came out. You’ve said that when you do a nude scene, you have to think twice. But as Green explains to Vulture, Camelot may finally be her ticket to another specialty: weirdness. This being a Starz series, there is a heap of sex and violence. But starting tonight, she can be seen in the new series Camelot, playing her ugliest role yet: sneering sorceress Morgan Le Fay, who’s out to destroy her sun-kissed half-brother King Arthur (Jamie Campbell Bower) and his bestie, Merlin (Joseph Fiennes), in a bid for the throne. Since then she’s worked hard to challenge the assumption that she is some latter-day Maria Schneider, yet has sorta stoked it, too, by starring as a hottie princess in Ridley Scott’s Crusades drama Kingdom of Heaven and a smarter-than-average Bond girl in Casino Royale. French actress Eva Green, 30, all angular features and piercing blue eyes, got her start playing a clothing-averse hedonist in Bernardo Bertolucci’s erotic political drama The Dreamers.

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