Lana interview in german weekly newspaper Die Zeit

[CatchTheBreeze 1,681]

Btw especially Die Zeit not that often does inteviews with "pop stars", they like to focus more on "high culture" like jazz, classic, literature... So I think it's pretty cool that Lana's music obviously has enough depth to catch the interest of these guys. :-)

 

I am sorry how ignorant my comment sounded. To be honest the only word a know in German is apfelstrudel (is very common but called only strudel) and probably is not even writin like that in German. I got lost and thought was some local newspaper. I still think she doesn't allow certain questions but after what you stated about the newspaper I think she doesn't allow ANYONE to make those questions.

[liam 557]

A strong, independent femme fatale. Lana would just completely fall in love with Bond, be left, cry over him and sing about him for years on end, that's not what a Bond girl's supposed to do.

 

But Lana wouldn't be a Bond girl... she would just the person who sings the theme tune.

[lola 6,617]

 

But Lana wouldn't be a Bond girl... she would just the person who sings the theme tune.

 

I know, but I don't think she's suited for singing a theme song or playing a Bond girl (I mentioned that because lots of members think Lana should play a Bond girl which I don't get because she isn't that good of an actress) for the same reasons. I think you need a certain image to sing the theme song and they would never choose Lana to do it.

[liam 557]

I know, but I don't think she's suited for singing a theme song or playing a Bond girl (I mentioned that because lots of members think Lana should play a Bond girl which I don't get because she isn't that good of an actress) for the same reasons. I think you need a certain image to sing the theme song and they would never choose Lana to do it.

 

Ah fair do's.

But I personally think she has the perfect voice for the theme song and I also think that they would choose Lana to do it (or at least seriously consider it).

[PrettyBaby 2,213]

I think the worst that could be said is that Lana's too individualistic to be a classic cookie-cutter Bond girl. But opposite Daniel Craig's modern, flawed Bond, I think that could actually work in her favor.

[Monicker 3,030]

I often feel the same thing. They just push her and push her and the more they do, the more defensive she gets. Quite a vicious circle. She's not really made for this industry.

 

I agree that she isn't made for this industry, and that she often becomes defensive in interviews, but i actually wasn't referring to interviewers pushing her with their questions. What i meant was that sometimes they seem to be treating her as if she's some kind of freak or just a complete novelty and nothing more.

[WhiteHydrangea 4,200]

Well, Zeit posted the full interview on their website http://www.zeit.de/2013/01/Interview-Lana-Del-Rey