Marion Cotillard shines on trite 'Rust and Bone'

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San Antonio Current | January 16, 2013
For most of Rust and Bone, Marion Cotillard plays a legless woman. Though the corporeal deficiency is a hardship for the character, Stéphanie, an orca trainer whose limbs are amputated after she is attacked by a whale, it is a boon to the actor.

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