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បើពិតដូច្នោះមែន ខ្ញុំបាទសូមថ្លែងនូវអំណរគុណ
ជាអនេកចំពោះបំណងល្អរបស់នាងកញ្ញាដែល
យ៉ាងហោចណាស់ក៏មានឈាមជ័រជាខ្មែរដូចគ្នា៕
Bérénice is of mixed ancestry, daughter to a French mother and a Cambodian and Chinese father. Her mother is a teacher and her father a doctor. She originally held aspirations of becoming a pianist, as well as an artist, studying at the prestigious French arts school Conservatoire de Paris for ten years.[3]
She had trouble getting on screen roles in France because people did not think she fit the mould of a French actress. Before Bond, her performances were primarily rooted in small roles on French TV.[3]
She is known to be a strong believer in fate. During an interview, she claimed to have dreamt of acting alongside Javier Bardem six months before the Bond audition. After the dream, she knew that everything would be fine. It wasn't until the second audition for Skyfall that someone actually mentioned to her that Javier might also be cast.[3]
We Khmer people needed 30 years to build the Angkor Wat, because we believed in our capacity. She will also reach her dream, when she believed on her own capacity.
She should go to Angkor Wat, afterward she sure will feel better.
i feel that this girl is chinese pro she said she is chinese on some paragraph not Khmer no need her to go to Khmer land if her dead teach her to be Chinese than she should be Chinese not Khmer, her younger sister all learn Chinese not Khmer all Khmer people should excluded this girl out of Khmer blood. her dad teach all his kids as china not Khmer they learn Chinese not Khmer so this girl is not Khmer. go to china and give china a credit. to me i never think she is Khmer. those are claim they are Chinese they should be china not Khmer and go to china country and live there do not came to Khmer land we don't have land for those gook Khmer in Khmer land.
Kind of agree with the last comment. She seems more interested in her chinese roots than Khmer. I have family members in Paris, eventhough some of them are mix they fully acknowledge their Khmer blood above everything else because they grew up in a conservative Khmer household. Her father is no good for not acknowledging his own Khmer roots and not passing on our Khmer customs and culture. That goes for all overseas Khmers. Know your damn roots cause we don't want our Khmer ancestors who fought to keep our identity to die in vein.
The racist law of Khmer Rouge murdered more than three million
innocent khmers.
Paris.V.
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