Léa Seydoux
Born in Passy, Paris, France
Who is Léa Seydoux?
Léa Seydoux is bond franchise and French auteur cinema crossover star. Their film and television work anchors discovery across Celluloid’s Stars directory and catalog titles.
Celluloid Star Index: 77.8/100 across 4 scored titles — highest-rated: Blue Is the Warmest Color (84%). Popularity and People’s Choice votes are not part of this score.
Key Accolades & Awards
- Major domestic and international screen recognition
- High global search and streaming visibility
- Bond franchise and French auteur cinema crossover star
Most searched questions about Léa Seydoux
Direct answers to the questions people search most about Léa Seydoux — written for quick scanning and AI overviews.
How old is Léa Seydoux?
Léa Seydoux was born on 1 July 1985 in Paris. In 2026 she is 40–41 years old.
What is Léa Seydoux’s most famous movie?
Blue Is the Warmest Color, the Bond films (as Madeleine Swann), and auteur work with directors like Denis Villeneuve and Wes Anderson are frequent answers.
Is Léa Seydoux married?
She has a long-term partner and children; she keeps family life largely off the red-carpet interview circuit.
What is Léa Seydoux’s net worth in 2026?
Estimated from Bond and European auteur cinema; unverified. Celluloid does not certify net worth.
Was Léa Seydoux in Dune?
Yes — she appears in Denis Villeneuve’s Dune films as Lady Margot Fenring in Dune: Part Two.
How tall is Léa Seydoux?
Commonly listed around 5′6″ (168 cm). Approximate.
How did Léa Seydoux become famous?
French cinema roles led to international breakthrough with Inglourious Basterds visibility and Blue Is the Warmest Color’s Palme d’Or era acclaim, then Bond.
Is Léa Seydoux a Bond girl?
Yes — she plays Madeleine Swann across Spectre and No Time to Die, one of the more substantial modern Bond love-interest arcs.
What is Léa Seydoux’s Instagram?
She is not a heavy personal Instagram celebrity; film festival coverage is often the best update source.
Has Léa Seydoux won Cannes awards?
She shared the Cannes Best Actress Award (with Adèle Exarchopoulos) for Blue Is the Warmest Color (2013).
Celluloid Score career
From titles scored in the Celluloid catalogue.
- Star Index
- 77.8/100
- Quality, depth, 70+ consistency
- Career average
- 80%
- 4 scored titles
Where their Celluloid credits come from
Production country and primary language on titles in our catalogue — not personal nationality.
By country
- France 1
- Hungary 1
- United Kingdom 1
- United States 1
Ranked by Celluloid Score
Léa Seydoux titles in the Celluloid catalogue, sorted by Celluloid Score.
Popular credits
Top TMDB credits with character, festival, and worldwide box office.
| Title | Year | Role | Festival | Box Office |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dune: Part Two | 2024 | Lady Margot Fenring | — | $715M |
| Inglourious Basterds | 2009 | Charlotte LaPadite | Cannes Film Festival | $321M |
| No Time to Die | 2021 | Madeleine | — | $774M |
| Dune: Part Three | 2026 | Lady Margot Fenring | — | — |
| Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol | 2011 | Sabine Moreau | — | $695M |
| Silent Friend | 2026 | Dr. Alice Sauvage | Berlin International Film Festival | $755K |
| Blue Is the Warmest Color | 2013 | Emma | Cannes Film Festival | $20M |
| The Grand Budapest Hotel | 2014 | Clotilde | — | $175M |
| Konbini Vidéo Club | 2018 | — | — | — |
| Spectre | 2015 | Madeleine | — | $881M |
| Robin Hood | 2010 | Isabella of Angoulême | — | $322M |
| The Lobster | 2015 | Loner Leader | — | $16M |