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    Carla Bruni films Woody Allen cameo

    Carla Bruni has filmed a cameo role in Woody Allen’s new film ‘Midnight in Paris’, which features her holding a baguette and entering a supermarket.


    French First Lady Carla Bruni has filmed a cameo role in Woody Allen’s latest film.

    The Italian born-beauty – who is married to French president Nicolas Sarkozy - filmed scenes alongside Owen Wilson yesterday (27.07.10) for ‘Midnight in Paris’ around the Pantheon in the French capital, and spent time between takes joking with the cast and crew.

    A source said: “Carla and Woody got along incredibly well on the set. They talked constantly and laughed quite a lot between takes. Owen as well.”

    However, the director did seem to have issue with one part, and had to keep reshooting a particular scene.

    The source told People.com: “They must have shot the same set up, where she walks along holding a baguette in her hand going into a supermarket around 32 times.”

    Carla has previously revealed she couldn’t pass by the opportunity to star in a Woody Allen film, despite having no experience as an actress.

    She said: “I am not an actress at all... but I can’t miss an opportunity like this one in my life.

    “When I’m a grandmother, I’d like to be able to say I made a film with Woody Allen.”

    ‘Midnight in Paris’ features an all-star cast including Marion Cotillard, Adrien Brody, Rachel McAdams and Michael Sheen, but currently has no planned release date.

    © 2025 Bang Showbiz, NZCity

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