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"  You know her from: The Fifth Element, Resident Evil, the occasional artfully nude photo you will find when you Google her now.   She will become forever cemented in your consciousness because of: Stone  (out October 8)  Edward Norton and Robert De Niro may be Stone&amp;#039;s stars, but Jovovich is its spirit. As Lucetta, a kindergarten teacher who will do anything to help her arsonist husband (Norton) get parole, Jovovich is a mix of vulnerability and ruthlessness: She talks just as sweetly while pushing a kid on a swing as she does while pushing her hand down a parole officer&amp;#039;s (De Niro) pants. She exemplifies the duality of every character in the film, but where others suppress their sinister side, whether out of fear, remorse, or desperation, Jovovich embraces hers. She controls it. Relishes it. And makes it feel volatile and undeniably real. And because of this performance, for the first time, basically out of nowhere, she seems like the kind of actress who could win an Oscar. Maybe not for this role, but someday.   Photo credits: With hat and flower dress: Julio Donoso/Sygma/Corbis; with mom: Albane Navizet/Corbis; near pool: Calliope Grigorea/Corbis; on car hood: Bureau L.A. Collection/Corbis; in red tank top: Steve Eichner/Getty; on windowsill: Ron Batzdorff/Stoneburgh Productions.  BROOKLYN DECKER: The Evolution of Another Crossover Model We Love &amp;amp;gt;&amp;amp;gt;               "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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