ROME - Laetitia Casta, at 31, is about to become a mother for the third time. After Sahteene, age 8, had a previous history, and Orlando, 2, son of actor Stefano Accorsi, who is also the father of the child who arrives in the summer. "In the film, which looks like a place of people with an open mind, can not say we're expecting a baby, or throws you out. When I got pregnant Orlando - told the weekly magazine Vanity Fair, on newsstands Wednesday - I have taken part. Since then, though, I wised up: the Bardot I did that I was already pregnant. The last day, I said, 'I'm pregnant, hello, "and I left." 'hurt me' "-He does not remember the name of the director hunting. "I was just beginning, and I had no stomach. We talked on the phone, he said: "I'm sorry, but you're out." I hurt a lot, for the way she told me, and she was a woman. Gilmore, indeed, because she has a son. " He recently finished shooting Serge Gainsbourg, vie héroïque, the film where he plays Brigitte Bardot. "The last film that I shot is the life story of Gainsbourg. He and Bardot had a story. Did not last long, a few months. At night, in bed, writing love songs for her, - he continued - who was sleeping beside her. For me, it was not a long commitment, only five days on the set. I did it with great joy and lightness, like a child playing the Cowboys, as you wear a dress. Meanwhile Bardot look like is impossible. She is the one. " "When I offered to play its part, I asked her to meet us. He agreed, but then did not feel well. So I called her on the phone - he said - we talked a long time. I was very inspired. She was generous. I need his approval. " Recently, he made another film, Visages. "What will be in competition at Cannes. Where among other things we will exit on the red carpet with the cast of Gainsbourg. And just as she turned Visages became pregnant. "While I was shooting, also starred in the theater. During the day I was on the set at night on stage. Never sleeps ... and I got pregnant. The director asked me: "Where did you find the time?". "
http://www.corriere.it/ Taken from the April 28, 2009
