Eve Green is getting a bit of work done, though the breast reduction that the 33-year-old actress just got is purely digital.
Green was featured on a poster for Sin City 2 that was so racy that it actually got banned by the MPAA. The film regulating body noted that it was banned “for nudity — curve of under breast and dark nipple/areola circle visible through sheer gown.”
The poster was a nearly full body shot of Eva Green wearing a sheer white robe and holding a gun. The racy picture had a caption that read, “I’ve been especially bad.”
In order to appease the MPAA, the makers of Sin City: A Dame To Kill For were forced to give Eva Green a bit of a breast reduction. A new version of the poster shows the French actress still wielding a pistol and sporting blood-red nails and lips, only now the curves showing underneath her sheer robe are a bit softer.
Eva Green said the poster fit well with her character, the beautiful but deadly Ava Lord.
“She’s a femme fatale. She’s an archetype of the femme fatale, like in all the films that we know. Like Double Indemnity,” Green told Entertainment Weekly . “S he’s like an Ava Gardner or a Rita Hayworth. She uses men to gain money and power. She was really fun to play because she can be fragile and very vulnerable with a man — and with another man, she’s a real b****.”
Green herself has become something of a comic book maven. Sin City is based on the set of graphic novels by Frank Miller, and Green had previously starred in 300: Rise of an Empire , another movie adapted from a comic book.
Though the poster caused a bit of controversy, it also drew attention to the sequel of the 2005 movie Sin City . This time around the sequel will be shown in 3D, which director Robert Rodriguez said was a deliberate choice.
“[T]here’s something about the way Sin City works that I thought would lend itself very well to 3D because the images are so stripped down and abstract … you almost can see it better in 3D. It’ll be really cool,” he said.
Those who show up to actually see Eva Green in Sin City: A Dame To Kill For will likely see things a lot racier than the poster. The movie has been rated R for violence and sexual content. It is set for release on August 22.
