With buzz growing, this is Bell’s chance to step in the boots of a full-fledged badass female action star. She has the action side nailed—Grindhouse, Uma Thurman’s stuntwoman on Kill Bill—but now the acting spotilght is on her. From what we can tell, she’s turned her crazy-hot intensity on making sure she delivers.
From our October interview with Zoe:
“Eve is guiltless, heartless — emotionally sterile before she suffers the trauma that changes her,” Bell tells us. “She has to learn to co-exist with emotion” she adds, letting on that she has worked her character backstory well beyond what writer Ed Brubaker had written out.
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