She has never had a French passport When Emma was seven, she was set to leave France the minute she turned 18, and she did.
Spiky but empathetic, brilliant but overlooked, Maeve is the kind of role actresses crave: She's a love interest whose most captivating scenes happen outside the orbit of her romances.
Everyone is sort of at a level where we've got a solid foundation, and now we can play with it and make it more naturalistic.
Emma Mackey has gotten a positive response for her performance.
Her most recent film just released in France, a French-language romance called Eiffel where she plays a fictional muse for Paris' Eiffel Tower.
And I think… it must bring up a lot of old trauma, and the idea of cycles and giving to the next generation a better life, and all of these quite huge topics that I think are very important.