Cara Delevingne and Dane DeHaan Cover V107

Cara on filming her own stunts:

“When I hear that there’s an option that I can do it instead of a stunt person, I’m always like, ‘Please let me do it! Throw me off the building, I like that!’”

Cara on her audition process:

"I had to prove myself, but not in a typical audition setting. Luc would say stuff like, 'Make up a story in your head and describe it to me using no real words, just physicality and random sounds you make up.' Or, 'Think of an animal and act it out and I have to guess what animal it is.'"

Cara on meeting director Luc Besson for the first time:

"I didn’t know we were meeting about this movie. Even my agents didn’t know it was for this, and it was clear this was a top-secret project. I was just told, 'Luc wants to have brunch,' and I said, 'Great, let’s do it.' But when we met, he explained it all with such enthusiasm that it was clear he’d been trying to do this for so long and it was a passion project."

Dane on why he was drawn to the film:

"It’s not like everybody around the world is super familiar with Valerian. What I think is so cool about this movie is it can hold on to its originality and its voice for a couple reasons. First, people aren’t super familiar with the story. And second, because it’s not being done by an American studio. When I’m making Spiderman, it’s a movie made by a committee, every decision is 10 people’s decision. This is purely Luc’s vision, and that’s going to give it a really clear voice."

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