Marion Cotillard Goes Noir for Dior in Short Film.

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Updated Apr. 25, 2017 3:07PM EDT / Published May 26, 2009 2:10PM EDT

Marion Cotillard may be appearing in a new film, but the real star of the movie will be the Dior handbag. The Oscar-winning actress will appear in a Hitchcockian short film by La Vie En Rose director Olivier Dahan, which celebrates the “Lady Dior” handbag. The four-part movie begins with Cotillard as “Lady Noire,” and she’ll play a different character in every episode. Though its one big product-placement for the fashion house, the movie will feature the usual: the heroine hanging from the Eiffel tower, and ominous thugs. Well, thugs in Dior Homme.

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Marion Cotillard Goes Noir for Dior in Short Film.