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La mariée était en noir (1967) François Truffaut - La mariée était en noir (16.05.1967 / 10.11.1967)

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Overview

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7.3/10 6,574 votes »

Popularity:

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Director:

François Truffaut

Writers:

Cornell Woolrich (novel)
François Truffaut (adaptation) ...
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Release Date:

17 April 1968 (France) See more »

Genre:

Crime | Drama | Mystery See more »

Tagline:

She was a bride when the violence happened... Now she's a widow and it's going to happen again

Plot:

Julie Kohler is prevented from suicide by her mother. She leaves the town. She will track down, charm and kill five men who do not know her. What is her goal? What is her purpose? Full summary » | Add synopsis »

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Awards:

Nominated for Golden Globe. Another 1 win & 1 nomination See more »

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Cast

(in credits order) (verified as complete)

	Jeanne Moreau	...	Julie Kohler
	Michel Bouquet	...	Coral
	Jean-Claude Brialy	...	Corey
	Charles Denner	...	Fergus
	Claude Rich	...	Bliss
	Michael Lonsdale	...	Rene Morane (as Michel Lonsdale)
	Daniel Boulanger	...	Delvaux
	Alexandra Stewart	...	Mlle Becker
	Sylvine Delannoy	...	Mme Morane
	Luce Fabiole	...	Julie's mother
	Michèle Montfort	...	Fergus's model
	Jacqueline Rouillard
	Paul Pavel	...	Mechanic
	Gilles Quéant	...	Examining judge (as Gilles Queant)
	Serge Rousseau	...	David
	Van Doude	...	Inspector
	Christophe Bruno	...	Cookie
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
	Frédérique Fontanarosa	...	Musician (uncredited)
	Renaud Fontanarosa	...	Musician (uncredited)
	Jacqueline Gaillard	...	Chambermaid (uncredited)
	Maurice Garrel	...	Le plaignant (uncredited)
	Daniel Pommereulle	...	Fergus's friend (uncredited)
	Elisabeth Rey	...	Julie child (uncredited)
	Jean-Pierre Rey	...	David child (uncredited)
	Dominique Robier	...	Sabine, Julie's niece (uncredited)
	Jacques Robiolles	...	Charlie (uncredited)
	Michèle Viborel	...	Gilberte, Bliss's fiancee (uncredited)

Directed by
François Truffaut

Writing credits
Cornell Woolrich		(novel "The Bride Wore Black") (as William Irish)
François Truffaut		(adaptation and dialogue) and
Jean-Louis Richard		(adaptation and dialogue)