"Waiting for Emilie to return" Part 12

Emilie might be still missing but we all keep waiting for her return! Today i decided to make a tribute to the character Emilie played in Operation: Endgame! I am talking about Hierophant of course. I believe that the movie isn't that good, but Emilie was amazing. She plays an secret agent, who might looks friendly and cute but is a psycho, willing to kill!!! I think Emilie did a great job and i believe she should play more crazy roles in the future! Here is the description of her character from the official site of the movie:


"Emilie de Ravin-Hierophant":
The unstable product of an intensely southern, religious upbringing, Hierophant is cute, giggly, and completely volatile.   A master in hand-to-hand combat, she displays no sense of compassion or humanity towards those around her.  Basically, she's the high school cheerleader who kneecaps the competition.

You can see a video bellow, with parts of the movie including Hierophant:

The critics might not liked the movie but the majority of them thought that Emilie did a very good job!!! Here are some of their comments:

I have to say that Emilie de Ravin puts in probably her best performance as Heirophant, the southern belle who just happens to be totally crazy.

Far more talent is on display in front of the camera than behind it during the frequently gender-mixed throw downs that comprise the bulk of the picture. Emilie de Ravin (Lost) is brimming with psychosis as Heirophant, more than holding her own against Ving Rhames' Judgement.

“Two assassins walk into a room…” The majority of “Operation: Endgame” follows that simple, repetitive structure and you’d be amazed at how numbing repetitive killing can be. Sure, there’s something fun about watching talented comedians like Adam Scott and Rob Corddry going at it with scissors or a mismatched pair like Emilie de Ravin and Ving Rhames but the film is surprisingly dull.

Bellow you can check some stills from the film out:

Finally here are some clips and the trailers of the movie: