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MTV News caught up with the Oscar winning actress at the New York City premiere of her new movie "Contagion" last night, and we had to ask her about her work on Christopher Nolan's latest Batman movie. Some potential spoilers lie ahead, so proceed with caution…
If you've been following "The Dark Knight Rises" even somewhat closely, you've probably heard the rumors by now that Cotillard's supposed character — a Wayne Enterprises board member named Miranda Tate — is just a cover for her real identity, Talia al Ghul, daughter of the late League of Assassins leader Ra's. Miranda does not appear in the comic books, but Talia is very much tied into the Caped Crusader's paneled history… which makes it very interesting that Cotillard says the character she plays does not have comic book roots.
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This will be interesting to say the least. I had forgotten about her all together. Now I'm beginning to wonder how this will effect the story.
Hmmmm....Interesting. I mean, the set pics we've seen of her really led me to believe she was Talia, which would make a lot of sense. Not sure about her being a non-comic book character though.
Nolan has done such a great job in using the many diverse characters in the comics, I can't understand why he wouldn't use another one on her.
Could just be more misdirection.
As long as Édith Piaf isn't introduced as a character in The Dark Knight Rises, I'm open to anything.