Hi Vogue, it's Diane Kruger, please come into my room.
I'm going to get ready to walk up the steps for the closing of the festival.
My amazing glam team
and the dress I'm going to wear tonight,
an Ami dress that was designed especially for me.
I am very lucky.
We are working together quite a bit and so I really trust his opinion.
The Ami dress is very sparkly and kind of modern and sleek.
So we were thinking about doing something…
a bit of a smoky eye, but not too dark.
Softer.
The hair, I think, is gonna be quite simple, just a low bun.
Danielle and I work together a lot too.
She has a magic touch.
In 2017, I presented In The Fade.
A lot was at stake,
because it was the first time that I acted in German in a movie
where I had the main role.
For me, walking up the steps was truly awful.
I was scared like never before
of the reaction that can sometimes be, as we all know,
very harsh in Cannes.
I felt that it was going to be a role that might never come up again.
And I lived it as a great happiness.
The craziest story I can think of was my first Cannes.
I was shooting Troy.
In the movie, I was wearing a wig, so my hair was pulled back
and flattened so that we could put the wig on.
At the time, Armani was kind enough to put two or three dresses on the plane for me to try on.
And a hairdresser had come on the plane,
except he didn't know I was wearing a wig,
so it was impossible to get the glue out of my hair.
So, I ended up with a kind of sleek hairstyle,
with the glue still in my hair.
It was horrible!
So, I arrived in a hurry, everyone was already seated.
I walked in, took about five steps and my agent stepped on my dress
and I fell flat on my face.
She really stepped on me and I was walking fast to get to the stage
and I do this.
I like to play roles, that show maybe
another side of me, that I don't dare to live in everyday life.
I like it enough, to learn also, sometimes, different things.
I don't know, it could be, for example,
for the film I'm starting now, I have to learn the front crawl.
I'm a long distance pilot,
so I'm taking flying lessons right now,
which is fun.
I would love making a movie with Michael Haneke.
I really love his cinema.
He got his second Palme d'Or for Amour, when I was on the jury,
and I think that's the movie that touched me the most in the world.
That and The White Ribbon.
I love Marlene Dietrich, for example,
so I've always dreamed of maybe one day playing her.
We'll see if it happens.
I love it, I'm glad I can finally wear it.
Yes!
Look at this, isn't it gorgeous?
I mean seriously, right?
I mean… yes !
I take it.
I brought you a ring too, if you want to wear it.
- Let's get married. - Come on!
Alexandre called me for Cannes because I was looking for clothes
and he offered to do something for me.
So, with the stylist I hired, Karla Welch, they designed this.
We all worked together.
We wanted something very Cannes, but at the same time very modern.
And I really liked some dresses from his collection
in this fabric, so we kind of used that.
I'm going to give an award tonight.
Best Actor.
I guess the nominees are like that…
For self-confidence on the red carpet, you really need to wear a dress that fits.
It's also important that you like your hair and makeup.
I love the jewelry,
Chaumet lent me this amazing necklace tonight,
and the ring and the earrings.
I'm a bit nervous because I'm giving a speech tonight,
but at the same time, I feel ready.
All right, let's go!
Bye Vogue! Thank you.