The Bride Wore Black (1968)
Original title: La mariée était en noir
dir: François Truffaut
Julie Kohler (Jeanne Moreau) is introduced to us trying to commit suicide, only to be stopped by her mother (Luce Fabiole) before she jumps from her window. She is in black clothing and in obvious grief, but the reason is not yet revealed. Suddenly, Julie changes her attitude and informs her mother of her decision to take a long trip to forget. Yet, apparently, this is not what she has in mind, since she gets on the train in the presence of her young niece and then right afterwards steps down from the other side. From this point on it is clear that she has something else in mind.
Cast:
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Jeanne Moreau
Julie Kohler
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Michel Bouquet
Coral
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Jean-Claude Brialy
Corey
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Charles Denner
Fergus
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Claude Rich
Bliss
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Michael Lonsdale
Rene Morane
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Daniel Boulanger
Delvaux
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Alexandra Stewart
Mlle Becker
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Sylvine Delannoy
Mme Morane
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Luce Fabiole
Julie's mother
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Michèle Montfort
Fergus's model
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Jacqueline Rouillard
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Paul Pavel
Mechanic
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Gilles Quéant
Examining judge
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Serge Rousseau
David
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Van Doude
Inspector
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Christophe Bruno
Cookie
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Frédérique Fontanarosa
Musician
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Renaud Fontanarosa
Musician
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Jacqueline Gaillard
Chambermaid
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Maurice Garrel
Le plaignant
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Daniel Pommereulle
Fergus's friend
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Elisabeth Rey
Julie child
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Jean-Pierre Rey
David child
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Dominique Robier
Sabine, Julie's niece
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Jacques Robiolles
Charlie
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Michèle Viborel
Gilberte, Bliss's fiancee