Question 1

Why was part of 'A Man and a Woman' filmed in black and white instead of color?

Accepted Answer

The black and white sections were not an artistic choice but due to budget constraints; director Claude Lelouch couldn't afford to develop all the film in color.

Question 2

Which major film festival first showcased 'A Man and a Woman' in 1966?

Accepted Answer

The film was presented at the Cannes Film Festival in 1966, as well as the Locarno International Film Festival that same year.

Question 3

What personal connection did director Claude Lelouch have to actress Anouk Aimée during filming?

Accepted Answer

Lelouch was reportedly in love with Anouk Aimée during production, but she was already involved with composer Pierre Barouh, whom she later married.

Question 4

How did Jean-Louis Trintignant's background make him suitable for his role in the film?

Accepted Answer

Trintignant was raised around automobile racing, making him director Claude Lelouch's natural choice to play race car driver Jean-Louis.

Question 5

What recognition did Anouk Aimée receive for her performance in 'A Man and a Woman'?

Accepted Answer

This film features Anouk Aimée's only Oscar-nominated performance, recognized at the Academy Awards in 1967.

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