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Jules and Jim Overview:

Jules and Jim (1962) was a Foreign Films - Film directed by François Truffaut and produced by François Truffaut and Marcel Berbert.

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Catherine: You said, "I love you," I said, "Wait." I was going to say, "Take me," you said, "Go away."
Jim: What is it?
Catherine: Sulfuric acid, for the eyes of men who tell lies.
Jim: Either it's raining, or I'm dreaming.
Catherine: Maybe it's both.
Jules: But not this one, Jim. Okay?
Catherine: Watch us well, Jules!
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Jules and Jim Facts
When the production ran out of money, Jeanne Moreau bailed it out with her own personal financial contribution.
Director of photography Raoul Coutard used lightweight photographic equipment that hadn't been used before to create a fluid style to the camerawork, even mounting some of the cameras on bicycles.
Oskar Werner was cast because François Truffaut wanted someone who spoke French with a slow delivery.
François Truffaut wanted to make a film with Jeanne Moreau as far back as 1957. He told her this when he bumped into her at Cannes at a screening of Ascenseur pour l'échafaud.
François Truffaut hated filming love scenes, which is why Jim and Catherine's big scene is shot in half darkness.
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