Her graceful spectre floats up above the black cliffs holding a parasol and blowing kisses to her husband and child who stand below, looking up, hand in hand.
When she was offered a Bond film, Seydoux says, "I thought, 'Right, I really have to go for it – work on my English accent, do some sport, get fit.'" Her work on Spectre, she says, involved "a few stunts, nothing crazy – but still, you have to be up to it".
The images chosen include Her Majesty smiling at the crowds from a royal carriage, the ceremony in London's Westminster Abbey, and the Queen seated for the formal state photograph, carrying her orb and spectre and wearing the Imperial State Crown.
Eventually it becomes apparent that Tanya struggles to reconcile with her past, symbolized briefly by the spectre of her dead grandfather; while Gabe is a promising agent whose career has been distastrously derailed by the magic-induced headaches.
Her face was so pale she might have daubed herself with ashes: Cinderella, Little Polly Flinders, a spectre at her own feast.
They even failed to nominate Rampling for her most bracing role in years, as the housewife who finds her long-standing marriage - plus everything she's ever really believed in - under threat from the spectre of her husband's former girlfriend.
She barricaded herself in her flat, stopped eating, and wrote plays about her anger, personified as a furious spectre named Christine who let her period blood run freely.
The best tracks are the ones where Tonra merges with the music, her vocals just a spectre in the mist.
What happened from there is related through music, video and anecdote, all of it bleakly dominated by the spectre of her ex-husband.
Lovely Linda, who only has to frown to spark the nation's tears, hasn't had the easiest of pregnancies, what with the spectre of her latest offspring being the spawn of rapist Deano hanging over it.
