Rosamund
Pike
is
all
excited
after
her
performance
as
Amy
Dunne
in
Gone
Girl
has
won
all
the
critics
and
fans'
hearts.
The
actress
who
welcomed
her
second
child
a
month
ago
entered
the
award
season
as
well
for
her
performance
in
the
thriller
drama.
New
mom,
Rosamund
Pike
is
back
to
work
and
is
seen
gracing
the
February
issue
cover
of
Vanity
Fair
a
month
after
delivery.
She
is
looking
gorgeous
and
in
her
pre-pregnancy
figure.
Interestingly,
Rosamund
Pike
has
spoke
about
her
character,
Amy
Dunne
in
Gone
Girl
and
what
inspired
her
to
play
the
role
to
perfection.
She
revealed
that
she
was
attempting
to
emulate
the
late
Carolyn
Bessette-Kennedy's
aloofness
for
Gone
Girl.
Courtesy:
Vanity
Fair
In
the
interview
for
the
magazine,
the
35-year-old
actress
told
that
Gone
Girl's
director,
David
Fincher,
encouraged
her
to
base
her
character
(Amy
Dunne)
on
the
late
Carolyn
Bessette-Kennedy.
She
prepared
a
lot
to
get
the
aloof
quality
of
the
wife
of
John
Fitzgerald
Kennedy
Jr.
on
the
big
screen.
Fincher
told
Vanity
Fair,
"I
had
these
images
of
before
and
after-of
Carolyn
as
an
18-year-old
and
as
a
20-year-old,
the
notion
of
someone
self-made.
She
crafted
herself,
she
re-invented
herself,
and
invented
that
persona.
That's
where
I
began."
Courtesy:
Vanity
Fair
Rosamund
revealed,
"I
ordered
old
copies
of
the
Vanity
Fair
in
which
she
appeared
on
the
cover.
I
scoured
the
Internet
for
any
footage
of
her
or,
even
better,
any
interviews
or
recordings
which
captured
her
voice.
'
And
I
realised
that
David
had
basically
given
me
a
cipher
to
study.
There
are
countless
photographs
of
Bessette...but
I
could
find
nothing
of
her
in
her
own
words.
And
I
thought,
Well,
maybe
that's
fine.
Amy,
as
she
wants
to
be
seen,
should
be
created
from
outside
in."
Bessette-Kennedy,
her
husband
and
sister
died
in
a
plane
crash
in
1999.