That night Anne Gauthier (Aimée) missed her train
Jean-Louis Duroc (Trintignant) offered her a ride back to Paris
Both had their children at the Deauville boarding school
She has a girl named Françoise and he has a boy named Antoine
Jean-Louis knew that her husband was a stuntman who had a tragic accident
She knew that he was married and his wife commits suicide
Claude Lelouch begins his sensitive exploration on that boat ride where there was a completely different energy in the air, where the sea was seen alive in all its many mood and through intentions looks, and lingering hands he let us know that yes, something was beginning to happen between Anne and Jean-Louis
On that wonderful beachand through long shotswe see the couple with their children walking, playing, running with hundreds of seagulls screaming all around
There was a great chemistry between Aimée and Trintignant in "A Man and a Woman"
The attraction between the two stars really resonated
Aimée was very sweet and gorgeous as a woman, but her constant incursions into the past left her experience with more sorrow than joy
Trintignant was charming
His acting extremely natural
When he received Anne's telegram he left his elegant dinner and took his car driving hundreds of kilometers to join Anne and be with the children
Lelouch captures breathtaking shots of Deauville's spectacular beach
We all remember the unforgettable scene of the man walking alike as his dog
The film won Oscars for Best Original Screenplay and Best Foreign Language Film
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