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“Just a half an hour and we’ll do what you feel comfortable with and just click-click if you don’t like them, we can dump them,” Rampling recalls Newton saying. After the Playboy shots were done, Newton proposed they move to a richly decorated hotel to do some images for themselves. She suggested they hire “a modern photographer who would do stylish things and not just silly Playboy things.” So they found Newton, who was already known as a fashion photographer but hadn’t done nudes. She had been asked to pose for Playboy by the production company for the John Boorman film Zardoz, which she was promoting. The iconic nude that Helmut Newton took of Rampling in Arles, France, also came about spontaneously. It’s very much like playing ‘let’s pretend’ when we were kids,” she says, giggling. That’s what we tap into when we are performing and making teams and imagining these other people. “But there was nothing perverse it was all done in an open, loving way - like kids playing. “People might say the pictures we did together are strange and weird,” says Rampling. Five years later, Rampling (then 63) and model Raquel Zimmermann posed naked for Teller in front of the Mona Lisa.
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In one series of images, the photographer cavorts nude on a grand piano while Rampling plays. One of her most notable fashion shoots was with Juergen Teller at the Hôtel de Crillon in Paris for Jacobs’s Spring 2004 campaign. Dress, $9,310, boots, $2,495, and necklace, $1,580, Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello. And he doesn’t want to be an actor - though he thought he did at one time.” Photography by NELSON SIMONEAU. Jacobs’s performance is cringeworthy, but, she insists: “He was faking being a bad actor. And Rampling gives Jacobs an acting class in a highly amusing video for Givenchy’s Spring 2020 campaign. Jonathan Anderson cast her in a book for Loewe’s Spring 2017 collection. Marc Jacobs’s Fall 2011 collection for Louis Vuitton was inspired by Rampling’s attire in The Night Porter. Her naturalness, combined with a Hatha yoga-toned frame, point-blank gaze and lack of inhibition, has also made her a favourite subject of the fashion set. That’s what an actor plays with - the shadow side of themself.” It surprises many people because some of the roles I’ve played are quite dark, but that’s all part of my inner world. Rampling refers to herself as “a very complicated person inside” and then adds: “But when I’m out there doing things, I’m very natural. Coat and belt, prices upon request, Hermès. I trust my feelings - I’ve got many of them - and I know they’ll come up when I need them.” Photography by NELSON SIMONEAU. I’m a naturalist, and I don’t want to fake anything. “I understand what the scene is about by reading it, and I integrate it and learn what I am going to be saying. “I don’t really prepare in terms of thinking what I’m going to do,” she explains in a friendly, lyrical tone. She is a highlight of the three-minute preview in which she orders a boyish Timothée Chalamet to choose between pain and death. But if the trailer is any indication, she will be no less compelling. Rampling’s next turn is in Denis Villeneuve’s Dune, which has been pushed to an October 2021 release. Jacket and pants, prices upon request, Y/Project. Evelyn Vogel in the Showtime series Dexter - Rampling still keeps us on edge as she stealthily navigates her complex relationship with the psychopath played by Michael C. When she finally does play someone who’s got it all together - the psychiatrist Dr. Referring to one of her very first films, the 1966 hit Georgy Girl, critic Peter Sobczynski later wrote that “she captures the dark flip side to the carefree Swinging Sixties era…to almost terrifying effect.” The characters she is best known for are troubled in one way or another: the institutionalized ex-girlfriend in Woody Allen’s Stardust Memories, the deluded wife of a missing husband in François Ozon’s Under the Sand and a concentration camp survivor who has a sado-masochistic affair with the Nazi officer who raped and abused her in Liliana Cavani’s The Night Porter. With more than 100 film performances, Rampling has been called icy, imperious and aloof. Which is surprising, because of all the things the 74-year-old actress is known for, giddiness isn’t one of them. The chuckles and giggles are so frequent during our hour-plus chat that if they were spliced together, the result could be a laugh track for a Saturday Night Live sketch. Charlotte Rampling picks up the phone at her home in Paris after two rings, and even her upbeat “How are you?” suggests a smile.