After the wonderful written interview posted here yesterday with noted writer-director Francois Truffaut, a series of videos featuring him.
Part 1 – On his early films
Part 2 – On preparing for a film
Part 3 – On something he learned from Alfred Hitchcock
Part 4 – More on Alfred Hitchcock
AFI Lifetime Award: Honoring Alfred Hitchcock
And finally Truffaut interviewed for the French television show “Champ contre champ,” where he discusses Jean-Pierre Leaud and making cinema that is both intensely personal and popular in appeal:
Truffaut’s writing credits include Les quatre cents coups (The 400 Blows – 1959), À bout de souffle (Breathless – 1960), Tirez sur le pianiste (Shoot the Piano Player – 1960), Jules et Jim (Jules and Jim – 1962), L’enfant sauvage (The Wild Child – 1970), La nuit américaine (Day for Night – 1973), and Le dernier métro (The Last Metro – 1980).
