Félix Lefebvre Goes Method for ‘Moulin’
Félix Lefebvre portrays Martin in the film 'Moulin,' directed by László Nemes. To prepare for his role, Lefebvre spent several nights in a mattress-less cell on set, immersing himself in the character's experience. The film tells the story of Jean Moulin, a French resistance hero during World War II, and Lefebvre's commitment to authenticity reflects his dedication to the role.
- ▪Félix Lefebvre plays Martin in the film 'Moulin.'
- ▪He spent nights in a mattress-less cell to prepare for his role.
- ▪The film focuses on Jean Moulin, a leader of the French resistance during World War II.
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French actor Félix Lefebvre plays Martin in 'Moulin.' Courtesy of Getty Share on Facebook Share on X Google Preferred Share to Flipboard Show additional share options Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Tumblr Share on Whats App Send an Email Print the Article Post a Comment In unwavering commitment to his role in László Nemes’ harrowing competition title Moulin, up-and-comer Félix Lefebvre slept in the grizzly, mattress-less cell he and co-star Gilles Lellouche were shooting in — for a good few nights. “There was bats. I didn’t have any idea what time it was. And I felt like those guys during the Second World War, [who] actually went through it and were having such a hard time,” the young French star tells The Hollywood Reporter.
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