Rooney Mara on Not Eating

How hard is Rooney Mara have to work for "The girl with the dragon tattoo?" She had her nipples pierced, cut hair, eyebrows and dyed posing topless, not to mention the fact that the action the film. Moreover, just to eat.

A Profile of Mara and "Dragon Tattoo" director David Fincher in the November issue of Vogue magazine described the uncomfortable dinner with some of Sweden, where they were filming the movie:

"When a waiter to take our orders, we are all in our menu, but I saw from the corner of my eye pushed Fincher Mara. He said with quiet seriousness, "you can eat." I look up to see his reaction. Mara rolled her eyes, and laughed Fincher. "You can have lettuce and grapes. A if necessary. "Ask a piece of fish just caught."

Hope of "Dragon Tattoo" has reached epic levels, not only because of the popularity of the novels of Stieg 'Larssons, but also by the original Swedish film series won many awards. High bar.

"One of the things that make our version is more sad," says Mara popularity "is that even though I played 24 years, I look much younger. I see myself as a child. "When asked if he was in lean healthy for this role, he replied:" Umm. . . no. "Fincher said," There is too difficult for him. "

Mara took additional steps to fully get into character as Lisbeth Salander antisocial and hostile:

"He mentioned Fincher once said," came out and very, very drunk and come in the morning so we can take a picture of you. "I want to display the Sony can see strung Out. "And I!" said Mara. "He threw up all night!"

The experiment was stopped when the camera starts rolling. Mara reflects on how he was filming the movie, many scenes of violent rape.

"I can not describe it," he said. "I think physically, it is more difficult. I'm beaten. But I took a few days and then I was fine. "

Now, the Next Big Thing in Hollywood, chocolate familiar "Social Network" wondering how all this will play out.

"I'm trying to actually live in the moment because I never go to that part again," she told fashion magazine. "When the movie came out, everybody would be what they think, so really I'm not trying to appreciate every minute of every day. Because I know what is. "