La novia vestía de negro

Título original: La mariée était en noir

1968
Unrated
1h 47min

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Jeanne Moreau in La novia vestía de negro (1968)

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Serial Killer Crime Drama Mystery

Julie Kohler es salvada del suicidio por su madre. Ella deja la ciudad, rastrea, encanta y mata a cinco hombres que no la conocen. ¿Cuál es su propósito?Julie Kohler es salvada del suicidio por su madre. Ella deja la ciudad, rastrea, encanta y mata a cinco hombres que no la conocen. ¿Cuál es su propósito?Julie Kohler es salvada del suicidio por su madre. Ella deja la ciudad, rastrea, encanta y mata a cinco hombres que no la conocen. ¿Cuál es su propósito?

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Premios
- 1 premio y 5 nominaciones en total

Curiosidades
This film is François Truffaut's homage to Alfred Hitchcock, made shortly after Truffaut had published a book of extensive interviews with Hitchcock. As part of his homage, Truffaut chose a novel written by Cornell Woolrich, on whose story Hitchcock's La ventana indiscreta (1954) was based, and even chose long-time Hitchcock collaborator Bernard Herrmann to compose the score.

Pifias
When Coral shows his ticket at the theater, he is told that the performance had started three minutes ago, and is immediately shown to his box. When he gets inside the theater, the performers are in the middle of the second movement of the piece (Ludwig van Beethoven's Cello Sonata #3), implying that they had been playing for at least 10 minutes.

Citas
Coral: Permit me to make an impossible wish?
Julie Kohler: Why impossible?
Coral: Because I'm a rather pessimist.
Julie Kohler: I've heard it said: "There are no optimists or pessimists. There are only happy idiots or unhappy ones".
Coral: [smiling] Yes, well. I'm an unhappy idiot then.

Conexiones
Featured in Introduction to Truffaut Season (1972)

Banda sonora
Bridal Chorus
(uncredited) (excerpts)
From the opera "Lohengrin"
Written by Richard Wagner

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La Mariee Etait En Noir/The Bride Wore Black(1967) is more a study of lost love and revenge than a film of Hitchcockian proportions. Based on the novel by Cornell Woorich, The Bride Wore Black(1967) is a sad story that has an Edgar Allen Poe quality to it. Jeanne Moreau tops her performance from Jules & Jim(1961) with her role as the death obsessed Julie Kohler. Fits in with the two themes of Francois Truffaut in life and death. Films that belong with the theme of life are The 400 Blows(1959), The Wild Child(1969), and Day for Night(1972). The movies that goes with the theme of death are The Bride Wore Black(1967), Jules & Jim(1961) and The Story of Adele H(1975).

The performance of Jeanne Moreau is as heart wretching to watch as the performance given by Isabelle Adjani in The Story of Adele H(1975). The film score by Bernard Herrmann is hauntedly macabre. The scenes depicting Julie planning her revenge are chilling and well planned. The Bride Wore Black(1967) showed the big respect Francois Truffaut had for the techniques of Alfred Hitchcock. Another movie that has its tragic elements is the Terence Fisher film, Frankenstein Created Woman(1966). The only difference between the film and the novel is the omission of the twist ending from the motion picture.