Top 10 Best Eva Green Movies

With Vesper Lynd, Green redefined the Bond woman: not a decorative sidekick but a complex, layered woman who changes Bond's fate forever. Her chemistry with Daniel Craig made Casino Royale one of the best Bond films ever, and Green an international star.

For many fans, this is Green's ultimate work. As Vanessa Ives, a woman plagued by supernatural forces and inner demons, she's fragile and terrifying at once. The role earned her multiple award nominations and confirmed her reputation as a risk-taker.

Bernardo Bertolucci's film put Green on the map immediately. As Isabelle, a young woman in Paris during the 1968 student uprisings, she shows she doesn't shy away from risks. A role full of sensuality, intellectual tension and love of cinema, and her breakthrough.

Ridley Scott's Crusades epic is grand in scale, but Eva Green gives it heart. As Princess Sibylla, she plays a complex role full of inner conflict and tragedy, providing emotional depth amid the battles and epic sets.

Green plays Sarah Loreau, an astronaut preparing for a mission to the ISS. The focus isn't on space action but on the emotional struggle of a mother who must leave her daughter behind. Green plays it restrained, honest and fragile.

In Tim Burton's gothic fantasy, Green plays the enigmatic Miss Peregrine, protector of children with special gifts, bringing just the right mix of strictness and warmth to anchor the extravagant visuals.

In this romantic sci-fi drama, the world is hit by a strange epidemic in which people slowly lose their senses. Green plays an epidemiologist who falls in love amid the chaos. With Ewan McGregor, she makes it an intimate, moving story about connection.

As Miss G, a charismatic swimming teacher at a girls' boarding school, Green shows how obsession can derail. Her performance balances between enchanting and frightening, giving the film a hypnotic power.

A European western starring Mads Mikkelsen, but Eva Green steals many scenes without saying a word. She plays Madelaine, a woman who lost her voice through violence. Her silent presence makes a deep impression in a world of revenge and blood.

In this French version of the classic story, Green plays Milady de Winter. Intrigue, power games and a touch of danger: she gives this historical character more depth than usual.

As the leader of a team of female soldiers disguised as medics to rescue kidnapped teenagers, Green leads this action thriller by Martin Campbell.