The French star's fearless performances " and work ethic " are the stuff of legend. In her dressing room, she talks about the pain of theatre, acting in English and #MeToo In 2005, days before my 17th birthday, I saw Isabelle Huppert in Ibsen's Hedda Gabler at the Odéon theatre in Paris. It felt like being let in on a secret: I lived in a small town, and Huppert stood for the artistic life I imagined was available o…
