Alicia Vikander on ghosts, meta storytelling, and the end of Irma Vep
No. She very clearly left the film industry 10
years ago. It was interesting to hear Olivier say that no one in the Western film world knew who Maggie Cheung was when he made []. He was like, no one. It feels embarrassing to say. He was actually able to use this huge star in Asia. She played a version of herself with her filmography—but [a filmography] that no one knew. So it was like this made-up character because no one had a reference.
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