Her name is Jeannette Anaise. I think they spell it Jeanette on IMDB, which is a possible spelling, just far less common than with two Ns, so I'm using that instead.
I prefer Nikola's modern hair too.
The score! They are currently gunning down Nazis and fleeing in that car, leaving James behind, and it hits me how much I like the score.
It hit me at the same moment!
Even if the French's accent was completely off, I loved that it wasn't a mockery like 99% of French accents in TV/films. I have no idea what the actress was going for, but I like that she didn't make it a mockery.
I understand it, sort of, but that doesn't change the fact that it's a little sad.
YES!
why must shows/movies always have the same actor playing their own relatives?
I hate that trope, hate it, hate it whenever I see it.
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I prefer Nikola's modern hair too.
The score! They are currently gunning down Nazis and fleeing in that car, leaving James behind, and it hits me how much I like the score.
It hit me at the same moment!
Even if the French's accent was completely off, I loved that it wasn't a mockery like 99% of French accents in TV/films. I have no idea what the actress was going for, but I like that she didn't make it a mockery.
I understand it, sort of, but that doesn't change the fact that it's a little sad.
YES!
why must shows/movies always have the same actor playing their own relatives?
I hate that trope, hate it, hate it whenever I see it.