Excessive people, excessive sweating: Celebrity Sweating

So much sweating, such a lovely lady, we’re conflicted… Sophie Marceau’s excessive perspiration and swampy wet armpits gives us only a tinge of regret, but in our hearts, she’s still a flawless beauty… How can deep emerald sweaty pits possibly put a dent into years and years of compounded loveliness on the silver screen?

Sophie Marceau Sweating Through Her Dress and Humidifying the Air

We’re truly surprised that sweaty Sophie Marceau only received international recognition after her 1995 role as Princess Isabelle in Mel Gibson’s farce, “Braveheart.” Later that same year, she was part of an ensemble of international actors in the French film directed by Michelangelo Antonioni and Wim Wenders, “Beyond the Clouds.”

Sophie Marceau No Sweat and All Sexy

More sweaty Sophie Marceau history:

Sophie Marceau in 1997 continued with William Nicholson’s “Firelight,” filmed in England, Véra Belmont’s “Marquise,” filmed in France, and Bernard Rose’s adaptation of the famous novel with the same name, “Anna Karenina.”

The two films that truly defined Sophie as an international star are “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” where she played Hippolyta and the Bond movie, “The World Is Not Enough,” playing Bond girl, Elektra King. Horrible movie, but Sophie Marceau looked terrific.

In 2000, Marceau teamed up again with her then-boyfriend Andrzej Zulawski to film “La Fidélité.”

Sexy Sophie Marceau wrote a semi-autobiographical novel in 2001, “Telling Lies.” The narrator is, well, of course, a beautiful actress who is confident in her beauty and talent and yet insecure. Sorry if this has induced barfing… It’s okay, go cleanup and come back to read the rest, we understand.

The unnamed narrator (the inner Sophie) takes the reader into a world of memories, fantasies, and impressions, but doesn’t ever show herself completely (Marcel Proust anyone?). We only thought there was one great tragedy in 2001, but obviously we at Celebrity Sweating were wrong… Sweaty Sophie, stick to the acting and directing, writing? Not so much.

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