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I don’t want to be a flying grandpa of the French cinema.
Happy 80th Birthday Jean-Paul Belmondo!
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Ben Gazzara was unhappy with the role initially, unable to find a way to connect to Cosmo Vitelli. That changed when shooting a scene, Cassavetes spoke to Gazzara about the gangsters in the film as a metaphor for the people who are constantly trying to steal or ruin people’s dreams. Cassavetes started to cry and Gazzara saw that playing Cosmo was representing John Cassavetes and the movie was a metaphor for the director’s struggles for his own dreams.(x1) (x2)
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Jean-Luc Godard and Jean-Paul Belmondo during production on Pierrot le Fou (1965).
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Joan Chen.
Sketch by her brother Chase Chen, during the shooting of David Lynch’s Twin Peaks