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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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Jules: But not this one, Jim. Okay?
Jim: What is it?
Catherine: Sulfuric acid, for the eyes of men who tell lies.
Catherine: Watch us well, Jules!
Catherine: You said, "I love you," I said, "Wait." I was going to say, "Take me," you said, "Go away."
Jim: Either it's raining, or I'm dreaming.
Catherine: Maybe it's both.
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Jules and Jim Facts
François Truffaut's script also drew on material from the diaries that Henri-Pierre Roché kept for nearly 60 years.
When the production ran out of money, Jeanne Moreau bailed it out with her own personal financial contribution.
In Jean-Luc Godard's picture Une femme est une femme, Jeanne Moreau appears as herself. This becomes obvious because Jean-Paul Belmondo's character, while meeting her at a café, asks her: "How is 'Jules And Jim' coming?" Une femme est une femme was released in 1961, while Jules et Jim in 1962, but the reference exists because François Truffaut and Godard were friends at the time, and often collaborated in each other's movies.
François Truffaut came across the original novel by Henri-Pierre Roché in the mid-50s whilst browsing through some secondhand books in Paris. He later befriended the author.
Made with a crew of only 15.
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