Aubrey Plaza,

Its too bad that the movie is rather mediocre even with Guy Ritchie(usually a pretty entertaining director) at the helm because as Aubrey Plaza continues her steady climb as a star here was a PERFECT role for her: she does the usual deadpan, has the usual wisecracks(her first line in the movie, directed to Statham, is sexy and soiled at the same time) and yet looks more glamourous than she's ever been allowed to be, in an array of beautiful outfits to fit her "mission" to scam villains on the French Riveria.

The movie isn't up to her, but Aubrey Plaza feels very much the star in it -- its like her version of "To Catch a Thief."

PS. Pretty in general, its those EYES that sell her beauty and her stardom, yes? Great big giant eyes properly outlined in mascara.