Marion Cotillard is taking the blame for her awkwardly staged dying scene on the finish of Christopher Nolan‘s last Batman movie, “The Darkish Knight Rises.”

“I didn’t nail that scene,” Cotillard mentioned in an interview with Les rencontres du Papotin. “I didn’t discover the correct place. I didn’t discover the correct method… I used to be burdened. Typically it occurs that you simply screw one thing up. In order that, I screwed up.”

Throughout the last act of “Darkish Knight Rises,” Cotillard’s character Talia al Ghul, the evil daughter of “Batman Begins” baddie Ra’s al Ghul, is chased by means of Gotham and ultimately killed by the Caped Crusader. In her last breath, she declares, “My father’s work is completed.” Cotillard’s awkward blocking throughout this second has lengthy been criticized by followers, with some saying it distracts from the in any other case heartwrenching scene.

Cotillard beforehand addressed the scene in a 2016 interview with Allociné, saying, “Typically there are failures, and while you see this on display screen, you’re pondering: ‘Why? Why did they preserve that take?’ However both you blame everybody or no one. However I believed individuals overreacted as a result of it was robust to be recognized simply with this scene. After I’m doing the most effective I can to search out the authenticity in each character that I’m enjoying, it’s robust to be identified only for this scene.”

Though some had issues with the Cotillard’s scene, it wasn’t sufficient to cease “The Darkish Knight Rises” from changing into a field workplace smash. Launched in 2012, the movie grossed simply over $1 billion on the worldwide field workplace in opposition to a finances of $250 million.