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  1. @MikeDunnAuthor

    Can't find the BBCRadio4 programme about her.
    But, here is a BBC website page mais c'est a la francais.

    (... includes Google nag boxes ...)

    #JeanSeberg

    bbc.com/mundo/noticias-62909928

  2. Accidental discovery: The Mouse that Roared (1959). Director #JackArnold. With #PeterSellers and #JeanSeberg.

    An entertaining and quietly meaningful low-budget film, made before Peter Sellers became a major star.

    The Duchy of Grand Fenwick is a tiny European mountain state, run by a bunch of aristocratic incompetents whose incompetence does no one any harm. They decide to venture a pretend invasion of the USA, which by mistake succeeds. A next-generation "Q-bomb" drives much of the plot, slighlty tasteless or insincere perhaps, but the film's tastelessness is honest and cheerful rather than creepy.

    Sellers plays three characters: the Duchess, the Duchy's scheming Prime Minister, and a naive game warden who is meant to be used as a pawn but who prevails over his masters.

    A charming film. All the anarchic elements of an Ealing comedy; cheaply made; silly; authentic. As an antidote to today's cinematic routine merchandise, it feels intensely current.

    #TheMouseThatRoared #film

  3. #BehindTheScenes
    #SaintJoan (1957)
    In 1456, French King Charles VII recalls the story of how he met the seventeen-year-old peasant girl Joan of Arc, entrusted her with the command of the French Army, and ultimately burned her at the stake as a heretic.

    #JeanSeberg stands chained during filming at Shepperton Studios, UK.

  4. #Iwatched #BonjourTristesse (1958) and it was a mixed experience. #DavidNiven and #MylèneDemongeot are obviously seasoned actors but the main role is #JeanSeberg and she's tense and controlled, even when she's having fun. Not her fault, but still. The best part is how her close companionship with her father is portrayed. The book is an Electra fantasy for hedonists and watching Niven and Seberg recklessly pursue their pleasures is charming and hilarious. The moralistic ending is best ignored.

  5. Benedict Andrews – „Jean Seberg – Against All Enemies“ (2019)

    Sie können mir erzählen, was Sie wollen. Ich halte Kristen Stewart für die derzeitig aufregendste Frau im (amerikanischen) Filmgeschäft. Mir ist sie schon 2002 an der Seite von Jodie Foster aufgefallen – und da war sie eigentlich noch ein Kind. Seitdem habe ich kaum etwas von ihr verpasst. Und ich sehe in ihr eine würdige Nachfolgerin eben all jener meiner persönlichen Filmgöttinnen. Darunter, ganz ohne jeden Zweifel, auch und besonders: Jean Seberg. (ARD, Wh.)

    Zum Blog: nexxtpress.de/mediathekperlen/
  6. Jean Becker – „Der Boss hat sich was ausgedacht“ (1964)

    Es gibt Filme, die kaum ein Mensch noch kennt, obwohl alles an ihnen „Klassiker“ ruft: Die Hauptdarsteller:innen, Superstars und das absolute Traumpaar der Nouvelle Vague, die Handlung, ein Roadmovie über Ländergrenzen hinweg, das Set ein einziger Reiseprospekt. Und dennoch – vergessen. „Échappement libre“, lief 1964 in den französischen Kinos, war ein Hit – und fiel dann durch alle Raster der Erinnerung. Vielleicht, weil ihm das eine fehlte: ein Rückgrat. (ARTE, OV)

  7. You: An outrageously hot 30yo woman on #OkCupid with zero written bio but myriad SCANTILY CLAD photos.

    Me: A morbidly obese 58yo man with an abdominal hernia that makes #Kuatu look like #JeanSeberg and a penchant for #Cosplay

    You: Hey, sexy!

    Me: *thinks* No, I'm sure this is legit.

  8. Kristen Stewart – „Jean Seberg – Against All Enemies“ (2019)

    Sie können mir erzählen, was Sie wollen. Ich halte Kristen Stewart für die derzeitig aufregendste Frau im (amerikanischen) Filmgeschäft. Vielleicht weil sie mir das erste Mal an der Seite von Jodie Foster aufgefallen ist – und da war sie eigentlich noch ein Kind. Ich sehe in ihr jedenfalls eine würdige Nachfolgerin eben jener meiner persönlichen Filmgöttinen. (ARD)

  9. 3 things about Otto Preminger’s BONJOUR TRISTESSE [1958]

    1. Deborah Kerr’s cashmere (?) car dress in ivory.
    2. The patio at twilight. On the right, the group tanks up prior to their trip to the casino; on the left, the housemaid swigs a beer while standing behind the bar.
    3. Subterranean powder room with an asymmetrical mirror.

    #3things #davidniven #deborahkerr #France #jeanseberg #movies #OttoPreminger #cinema

  10. The original Airport (1970) is quite different from the sequels. It isn't a disaster movie as such. It's an aviation thriller (and a good one) but mostly it's a typical Ross Hunter-produced melodrama. And it's thoroughly enjoyable melodrama.

    My review: princeplanetmovies.blogspot.co

    #70smovie #70smovies #1970smovie #1970smovies #cultmovie #cultmovies#Deanmartin #JacquelineBisset #BurtLancaster #JeanSeberg #RossHunter #ArthurHailey

  11. #BehindTheScenes
    #ÀboutDeSouffle aka #Breathless (1960)
    A small-time crook hunted by the authorities for a car theft and the murder of a police officer, attempts to persuade a hip American journalism student to run away with him to Italy.

    #JeanSeberg #JeanPaulBelmondo scene
    #FilmMastodon 📽️ 🎬

  12. This evening's viewing distraction, some classic 1960 French New Wave with À bout de souffle, which means the always brilliant Jean-Paul Belmondo & Jean Seberg looking stunning in that (then daring) pixie haircut.

    #film #ClassicFilm #ABoutDeSouffle #Breathless #JeanLucGodard #JeanPaulBelmondo #JeanSeberg #FilmFrancais #French #Francais #NewWave

  13. #TakingABreakFromFilming
    #SaintJoan (1957)
    In 1456, French King Charles VII recalls the story of how he met the seventeen-year-old peasant girl Joan of Arc, entrusted her with the command of the French Army, and ultimately burned her at the stake as a heretic.

    #JeanSeberg on a break
    #FilmMastodon 📽️ 🎬