This video of Amanda Seyfried shows off her Isabella Rossellini French accent.

Amanda Seyfried is the Lancôme world champion after 2019, but she does not pas pour autant que son français accent s’est amélioré. The American actress admitted that she does not know what to do with the pronunciation of the name of the Parisian brand and its beauty products.

She gave a tour of mockery with difficulty in the language of Molière in a video posted to the TikTok account de Lancôme le jeudi on January 25. In this brilliant marketing campaign, Apparaît aux Côtés de ses consœurs Isabella Rossellini et Joy Sunday, elles also égéries de l’enseigne de cosmétiques, in line with the “Bien sûr que…” trend, are very popular among social networks. , which consists of ironically finding clichés associated with a function. “Nous sommes Bothsadrices of Lancome, bien sûr qu’on va nous demander si cela se prononce” Lane-come OU Lancome“, conversation-t-elle. Isabella Rossellini, who in 1983 became the first face of the cosmetics brand for four years (just as the scene has gone back in time since she was 62 in 2016), is gleefully pouring on Parler. “Une fois pour toutes, c’est Lancome , Lancome“I’ll clarify.

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Amanda Seyfried added: “Je suis Bothsadrice Lancôme. I don’t speak French, I don’t know that I’m bad at pronouncing food names”, in anticipation of the terrible “Teint Idôle”, qui est l’une des maquillage du teint les plus connues de la marque. Ce à quoi Isabella Rossellini repeats the title of the game with perfect accent and portrays l’agacement with humor.

In the court extra version of the tournament, distributed at the end of the video, Amanda Seyfried is in English, but the pronunciation is “sur la glory.” “What is qui ne va pas avec moi?”, plaisante-t-elle enfin, sous les rires de se comrades.

“Mercy, Madame Rossellini”

In the comments to the publication, non-Francophone Internet users expressed delight at this linguistic teaching. “Mercy, Madame Rossellini!”, “C’est iconique! Maintenant, je sais comment prononcer le nom de la marque”, “Oh, I pronounce these words poorly, very trope de foie”, “Je croyais qu’on disait Long time coming“Thank you for the pronunciation”, “This is the premiere, because I understand that I have been cheating all my life”, “Amanda, this is my literature, a pendant of French lessons with Duolingo”, perhaps on lire notamment de la part des spectateurs amuseés.