Ana de Armas talks Marilyn Monroe biopic Blonde with racy new shoot - Daily Mail

Ana de Armas is having her own Marilyn Monroe moment. .

The 34-year-old actor has astounded critics with her portrayal of the iconic screen siren in the upcoming fictional depiction of the icon's life Blonde, and now, Ana is working on embracing the fame that comes with it. .

The star is gracing the cover of AnOther AW22 magazine's Autumn/Winter edition, which features an in-depth interview with the A-list star and displays her versatility in a wide variety of poses in a glamorous pictorial.

She's been doing the rounds to promote her Marilyn Monroe movie Blonde wearing labels like Louis Vuitton and Brunello Cucinelli, and now here she is in AnOther magazine's Autumn/Winter issue wearing Loewe, Alaia and Bottega Veneta.

The Golden Globe nominee hadn't quite forsaken her blonde hair for the shoot in which she still seemed to be channeling The Gentlemen Prefer Blonde's star. 

For her portrayal of the film siren, Ana immersed herself into everything she could learn about Marilyn Monroe, including reading and re-reading the 2000 Joyce Carol Oates novel on which the film is based. 

Astounded: The actor has astounded critics with her portrayal of Marilyn Monroe in the upcoming fictional depiction of the icon's life, Blonde, and now, Ana is working on embracing the fame that comes with it

Cover model: The star graces the cover of AnOther AW22 magazine's Autumn/Winter edition, which features an in-depth interview and shows her versatility in a variety of poses in a wide ranging pictorial

The story uses real incidents, but tries to fill in the moments in between what's known on the public record. 

Pretty in Pink: The actor stuns is a pink mini dress with petal sleeves. The Golden Globe nominee hadn't quite forsaken her blonde hair for the shoot in which she still seemed to be channeling The Gentlemen Prefer Blonde's star

Siren: Ana looks like a screen siren in this alluring look.  For her portrayal of Marilyn Monroe, the Cuban-born beauty  found herself reading and re-reading the Joyce Carol Oates book Blonde

Real incidents: Blonde shows the audience real incidents from Marilyn Monroe's live, but tries to fill in the moments in between what's known on the public record

The Gray Man actor's Cuban accent would have traditionally kept her from the job, but a voice coach was hired to help her learn to speak like Marilyn. 

'Marilyn's voice, her expressions, were a consequence of the speech classes she took herself, of her insecurities, of her not having any boundaries and letting people in, of playing this part of having to be rescued all the time.'

''Marilyn's voice, her expressions, were a consequence of the speech classes she took herself, of her insecurities,' the star explained

The No Time To Die star offered a little behind-the-scenes information about the shoot which took place in locations where Norma Jeane Mortensen, aka Marylin, really lived revealing director Andrew Dominik 'never stopped filming, so he dressed the sound person, the prop guy, my dialect coach, all in period costume too, so the camera could follow me anywhere