Sabine Haudepin and Jeanne Moreau in Jules et Jim
Jeanne Moreau
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La mariée était en noir - 1968
Jeanne Moreau and Jean Gabin. 1955.
Orson Welles, Jeanne Moreau, and Anthony Perkins
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Jeanne Moreau and François Truffaut had been friends since 1957 and had an on-and-off again relationship during the pre-production of Jules et Jim and the summer of 1964, which is when The Bride Wore Black was written as a tribute to Moreau, the woman he loved. They remained friends until Truffaut’s death in 1984. On their relationship at the time in 1964:
We’re not too easy on each other, but we treat each other with great gentleness and tenderness, we’re a bit fearful of each other but not too much.
— François Truffaut (Truffaut: A Biography By Antoine de Baecque, Serge Toubiana)
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“Jeanne Moreau doesn’t make you think of a flirtation but of love.” - François Truffaut
Louis Malle, Elevator to the Gallows, 1958.
Marie-France Pisier, François Truffaut and Jeanne Moreau.
Jeanne Moreau takes a break during the filming of Viva Maria! (1965)
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La Notte, 1961 (dir. Michelangelo Antonioni)
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