Jean Louis Trintignant
| Jean-Louis Trintignant | |
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| Birth | 11 December 1930 (1930-12-11) (age 80) Piolenc , Vaucluse France |
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| Occupation (s) | Actor of film , theater Director |
| Notable Films | And God ... Created Woman A man and a woman The man who lies Z |
Jean-Louis Trintignant is an actor of cinema and theater , also director , author and screenwriter of movies French born on 11 December 1930 to Piolenc.
He is the nephew of racing driver Maurice Trintignant and father of actress Marie Trintignant (see the disambiguation page for the whole family).
Summary |
Family and Youth
He was born on 11 December 1930 to Piolenc in the Vaucluse 6 km north-west of Orange. Son of a wealthy businessman in southern France. He wants to become a racing driver like his uncle, Maurice Trintignant.
In 1942 , he discovered a passion for the poetry of Jacques Prevert who will never leave his life among others with Guillaume Apollinaire and Louis Aragon.
In 1949 , while he is studying law at the Faculty of Aix-en-Provence, he attended a performance of L'Avare , a comedy by Molire , directed by Charles Dullin : This piece is a revelation. He abandoned his studies and decided to follow the course of comedy of Charles Dullin and Tania Balachova to Paris and attempt to overcome his deep shyness.
He married the actress Stephane Audran (who remarried with the director Claude Chabrol's second wife).
Career
In 1951 , he started the theater in the Company Raymond Hermantier with room To each according to his hunger. It connects with the Comdie de Saint-Etienne where he played Macbeth in William Shakespeare with Jean Daste. Then it follows the course director of the Institute for Advanced Film Studies (IDHEC). (He produced her first film twenty years later with A busy day in 1972 and The Lifeguard in 1978 which will be two failures).
International recognition with God And ... Created Woman
In 1956 after a few extras, he made his debut as actor in films with film if all the guys in the world of Christian-Jaque and knows the international celebrity that year along with Brigitte Bardot with the legendary film scandal and God. .. Created Woman of Roger Vadim , where he played the young husband in love with Juliet, a young woman with beauty who thinks only of diabolical fun and love the men in a village community of Saint Tropez in traditionally hard work and tied to morality. His association with Brigitte Bardot (married to Roger Vadim ) is so much written in the tabloids and international blew the couple Bardot Vadim.
Military service and back in the shadows
It disappears completely during his military service in Germany , then to Algiers in Algeria for three long years will deeply mark and end his career during the war in Algeria ( 1954 to 1962 ) where he does everything to be reformed without success of this conflict that can not withstand.
Back with the light A man and a woman
Returned to civilian life, he becomes popular by playing brilliantly Hamlet by William Shakespeare in the theater and returns to the cinema in 1959 with Roger Vadim who offered him a role in his new film sulfur Dangerous Liaisons with Gerard Philipe , Jeanne Moreau , Annette Vadim and Boris Vian ... He was briefly married to actress Stephane Audran. In 1966 , he is again going international fame with a man and a woman in Claude Lelouch awarded the Palme d'Or at Cannes Festival 1966 and the Oscar for best foreign film and best original screenplay Oscar for 1966.
Political Films, filmmakers and success in the theater
He has starred in films politically committed against the fascism and dictatorship : The Fight in the island of Alain Cavalier in 1962 and Z of Costa-Gavras with Yves Montand , a role for which he received the Best Actor Award at the Festival Cannes in 1969.
He continues an impressive career in art films , mainstream films and theater , where he often takes an anti-hero roles in charisma and enchanting velvet voice tormented and sarcastic. He is among the greatest actors of his generation.
In 1968 , he won the Best Actress Award at the Berlin Film Festival (Berlinale) for The Man who lies to Alain Robbe-Grillet.
He married the actress , screenwriter and director Nadine Marquand for whom he shot many films and with whom he has three children: Marie Trintignant , Pauline and Vincent Trintignant. The brutal death of Pauline in 1970 (nine months after his birth in 1969) the couple plunges into the pain. This episode will be the subject of a film by Nadine Trintignant, it can not happen , in which Jean-Louis Trintignant was to play its own role with Catherine Deneuve. He refused the role, which falls to Marcello Mastroianni.
Mary plays in several films of his mother alongside his father and several plays with his father. She becomes the preferred partner of his father.
He attended flight training of all flight schools and French short a time as a professional racing driver. He participated in many rallies and racing circuits including the crew of Star Racing Team on Simca 1000 rallye. He met Marianne Hoepfner , famous rally driver, including the Paris-Dakar 1984. She became his companion after her divorce from Nadine Trintignant.
1980s: Cinema phasing
In 1980 , aged 50, he retired to his home of Uzs in the Gard 40 km west of Avignon to live in harmony with nature. He said he tired of the film and is more rare on the screens. In the 1990s , he discusses the characters misanthropic and cynical , enclosed in their loneliness.
In 1986 , Claude Lelouch asked him to reprise his role as race car driver in A Man and a Woman: Twenty years ago in which he finds Anouk Aimee.
Wine Producer
In 1996 , like his uncle Maurice Trintignant retired from racing in his vineyard Vergze 20 km south-east of Nmes in the Gard , he embarks on a new adventure by purchasing the winery Rouge Garance (in honor Arletty ) five hectares in Cotes du Rhone associated with its couple of friends to Claudie and Cortellini Bertrand Saint-Hilaire-d'Ozilhan 20 km from Nimes and Avignon. It produces 20,000 bottles of Cotes du Rhone Villages appellation AOC. He draw the first label of its first vintage in 1997 by his friend the designer of Comic Enki Bilal. Ten years later, his domain Rouge Garance is one of the flagship areas rated among the Rhone valley through the talent of the owners. He buys and uses the old barrels in the field Burgundian of Romanee-Conti for his wine making wine. "I spend my time in the vineyards, I make sure the assemblies. At Uzes , the actor gives way to the breeder of wine and olives.
In 2003 , he read on stage behind his desk Poems to Lou (love letter from poet Guillaume Apollinaire in his beloved Lou) with her daughter Marie Trintignant.
In 2005 , he presented his show Jean-Louis Trintignant bed Apollinaire created with his daughter Mary for her tribute to the Festival d'Avignon.
Filmography
from 1955 to 1959
- 1955 : If all the guys in the world of Christian-Jaque
- 1955 : The Streets Act of Ralph Habib
- 1956 : And God ... Created Woman of Roger Vadim
- 1956 : Women's Club of Ralph Habib
- 1959 : Summer violent (Estate violenta) by Valerio Zurlini
- 1959 : Dangerous Liaisons 1960 by Roger Vadim
- 1959 : Austerlitz of Abel Gance
1960 to 1969
- 1960 : The Heart beating of Jacques Doniol-Valcroze
- 1960 : The Thousandth window of Robert Menegoz
- 1960 : The Well at the three truths of Francis Villiers (single occurrence)
- 1960 : Focus on the killer of Georges Franju
- 1961 : Game of the truth of Robert Hossein
- 1961 : Atlantis (Antinea, lover della citta sepolta) of Edgar G. Ulmer and Giuseppe Martini
- 1961 : The Seven Deadly Sins , sketch "Lust" by Jacques Demy
- 1961 : Horace 62 of Andr Versini
- 1962 : The Hector (It sorpasso) by Dino Risi
- 1962 : The Fight in the island of Alain Cavalier
- 1963 : The Not lost to Jacques Robin
- 1963 : The Whistlers (Viheltjt) by Eino Ruustsabo
- 1963 : Castle in Sweden by Roger Vadim
- 1964 : Mata Hari, agent H21 of Jean-Louis Richard
- 1964 : the right opportunity for Michel Drach
- 1964 : Wonderful Angel of Bernard Borderie
- 1964 : Sub killers of Costa-Gavras
- 1965 : The Seventeenth sky of Serge Korber
- 1965 : The Long March of Alexandre Astruc
- 1965 : Paris is burning there? of Rene Clement
- 1966 : A man and a woman in Claude Lelouch
- 1966 : Safari diamonds of Michel Drach
- 1966 : My love, my love for Nadine Trintignant
- 1966 : Trans-Europe Express of Alain Robbe-Grillet
- 1967 : The Heart lips (Col cuore in gola) by Tinto Brass
- 1967 : A marked man for Philip Condroyer
- 1967 : Les Biches by Claude Chabrol
- 1967 : The man who lies to Alain Robbe-Grillet
- 1968 : Death has laid an egg (La morte ha fatto the uovo) by Giulio Questi
- 1968 : Z to Costa-Gavras
- 1968 : The Great Silence of Sergio Corbucci
- 1968 : The Thief crime of Nadine Trintignant
- 1969 : Let's say, an evening dinner of Giuseppe Patroni Griffi
- 1969 : My Night at Maud of Eric Rohmer
- 1969 : The American of Marcel Bozzuffi
- 1969 : Opium and the stick of Ahmed Rachedi
1970 to 1979
- 1970 : The Conformist by Bernardo Bertolucci
- 1970 : The Thug of Claude Lelouch
- 1971 : Without apparent motive for Philippe Labro
- 1972 : The Run of the hare across a field of Rene Clement
- 1972 : The bombing of Yves Boisset
- 1972 : A man died of Jacques Deray
- 1973 : Defence of knowledge of Nadine Trintignant
- 1973 : The Train to Pierre Granier-Deferre
- 1974 : The Secret of Robert Enrico
- 1974 : The Sheep enraged by Michel Deville
- 1974 : Landslides progressive fun of Alain Robbe-Grillet
- 1974 : Les Violons du bal of Michel Drach
- 1975 : It rains on Santiago of Hlvio Soto
- 1975 : The Game with the fire of Alain Robbe-Grillet
- 1975 : The Assault of Gerard Pires
- 1975 : Location Scouting for Michel Soutter
- 1975 : Flic Story of Jacques Deray
- 1975 : The Sunday Woman (La donna della domenica) by Luigi Comencini
- 1976 : The Honeymoon of Nadine Trintignant
- 1976 : The Tartar Steppe (Il deserto dei Tartari) by Valerio Zurlini (adapted from the novel by Dino Buzatti The Desert of the Tartars )
- 1976 : The Computer funeral of Gerard Pires
- 1977 : Passengers of Serge Leroy
- 1978 : The Silver others of the Christian Chalonge
- 1978 : The Lifeguard Jean-Louis Trintignant
1980 to 1989
- 1980 : The Banker of Francis Girod
- 1980 : A case of men of Nicolas Ribowski
- 1980 : I love you from Claude Berri
- 1980 : The Terrace (La Terrazza) of Ettore Scola
- 1980 : A murderer who goes by Michel Vianey
- 1980 : Malevil of Christian de Chalonge
- 1981 : Deep waters of Michel Deville
- 1981 : Passion of Love (Passione d'amore) of Ettore Scola
- 1982 : La Nuit de Varennes of Ettore Scola
- 1982 : Colpire al cuore by Gianni Amelio
- 1982 : Boulevard des assassins of Boramy Tioulong
- 1982 : The Atonement of Alexandre Arcady
- 1983 : Vivement dimanche! of Franois Truffaut
- 1983 : Under Fire by Roger Spottiswoode
- 1983 : The Crime of Philippe Labro
- 1983 : Creed of Jacques Deray
- 1984 : Women of person of Christopher Frank
- 1984 : Viva life of Claude Lelouch
- 1984 : The Good Pleasure of Francis Girod
- 1984 : The Man with the silver eyes of Pierre Granier-Deferre
- 1985 : Go, return of Claude Lelouch
- 1985 : Appointment of Andre Techine
- 1985 : The next Summer of Nadine Trintignant
- 1986 : A man and a woman: twenty years ago in Claude Lelouch
- 1986 : a href = "% C3% Quinze_ao BBt & action = edit & RedLINK = 1" class = "new" title = "Fifteen August (non-existent page)"> Fifteen in August by Nicole Garcia
- 1986 : The Woman of my life of Regis Wargnier
- 1987 : The Mustache of Dominica Chaussois
- 1987 : The Valley ghost of Alain Tanner
- 1989 : Bunker Palace Hotel of Enki Bilal
1990 to 1999
- 1991 : Thank the life of Bertrand Blier
- 1991 : The Instinct of the angel of Richard Dembo
- 1991 : The Scarlet Eye of Dominique Roulet
- 1992 : The Controversy of Valladolid by Jean-Daniel Verhaeghe
- 1993 : Three Colors: Red by Krzysztof Kielowski with Irene Jacob
- 1993 : The Prohibition of Jean-Daniel Verhaeghe , according to The Prohibition of Honore de Balzac.
- 1994 : The City of Lost Children by Jean-Pierre Jeunet , Marc Caro, with Ron Perlman , Judith Vittet
- 1994 : It's never far from Alain Centonze
- 1994 : See How They Fall of Jacques Audiard
- 1995 : Fiesta of Pierre Boutron with Grgoire Colin , Alain Doutey
- 1995 : A Hero of Jacques Audiard with Mathieu Kassovitz , Anouk Grinberg
- 1996 : A man fell into the street by Dominique Roulet with Guy Bedos , Martin Lamotte.
- 1996 : Moon Tykho of Enki Bilal with Julie Delpy , Richard Bohringer
- 1997 : Those Who Love Me Can Take the Train by Patrice Chereau with Pascal Greggory , Valeria Bruni-Tedeschi
Since 2000
- 2002 : Janis and John to Samuel Benchetrit with Francois Cluzet , Marie Trintignant
- 2010 : The Teacher of Santiago Otheguy
Short Films
- 1955 : Pechiney of Marcel Ichac
- 1961 : Sometimes Sunday of Ado Kyrou and Raoul Sangla
- 1965 : Frailty, thy man is a woman of Nadine Trintignant
- 2004 : Tests of artists short film documentary Gilles Jacob with Gerard Depardieu , Michel Serrault
Television
- 1983 : Creed of Jacques Rouffio
- 1990 : For a yes or a no from Jacques Doillon
- 1990 : Julie Carneilhan of Christopher Frank
- 1992 : The Controversy of Valladolid by Jean-Daniel Verhaeghe
- 1993 : The Prohibition of Jean-Daniel Verhaeghe
- 1996 : The Infidel by Nadine Trintignant
Director
- 1972 : A busy day with Jacques Dufilho , Luce Marquand
- 1978 : The Lifeguard
Voxographie
- 1962 : Paris ... Parisian of Feri Ferzaneh : narrator
- 1980 : Shining by Stanley Kubrick : Jack Nicholson in the role of Jack Torrance
- 1993 : The City of Lost Children by Jean-Pierre Jeunet and Marc Caro
- 1994 : Ernesto Che Guevara: The Bolivian Diary of Richard Dindo (documentary): Narrator (French version)
- 1994 : Dreamy youth of Nadine Trintignant (TV): Story of a text by Paul Eluard
- 2001 : Immortal ad vitam of Enki Bilal : Jack Turner (French version uncredited)
- 2006 : Galileo and God's love for Jean-Daniel Verhaeghe (TV): reciter
Theatre
- 1950 : To each according to his hunger Mogin Jean , directed by Raymond Hermantier , Theatre du Vieux-Colombier
- 1951 : Mary Stuart by Friedrich von Schiller , directed by Raymond Hermantier , Comedy Theatre
- 1954 : Limited Liability Robert Hossein , directed by Jean-Pierre Grenier , Fountain Theatre
- 1954 : The Hero and the soldier of George Bernard Shaw , directed by Ren Dupuy , Theatre Gramont
- 1955 : Andrea or the bride the morning of Hugo Claus , directed by Sacha Pitoff , Thtre de l'Oeuvre
- 1955 : Jacques or the submission of Eugene Ionesco , directed by Robert Postic , Theatre de la Huchette
- 1955 : The Tragedy of Albigensian Maurice Clavel and Jacques Panigel , directed by Raymond Hermantier , Festival de Nimes
- 1956 : Shadow of Julien Green , directed John Meyer , Theatre Antoine
- 1960 : Hamlet by William Shakespeare , directed by Philippe Dauchez , Maurice Jacquemont , Thtre des Champs-Elysees
- 1961 : The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams , directed by Antoine Bourseiller , Theatre Clestins
- 1962 : The Trojan War will not take place of Jean Giraudoux , directed by Jean Vilar , Avignon Festival
- 1964 : Happiness, odd and password to Franoise Sagan , directed by Claude Regy , Franoise Sagan , Thtre Edouard VII
- 1971 : Hamlet by William Shakespeare , directed by Maurice Jacquemont , Theatre de la Musique
- 1985 : Two for the Seesaw by William Gibson , directed by Bernard Murat , Theatre de la Madeleine
- 1988 : Two for the Seesaw by William Gibson , directed by Bernard Murat , Theatre Clestins
- 1989 : The Hunting of the doldrums Janusz Glowacki , directed by Andreas Voutsinas , Theatre Clestins
- 1991 : Love letters from Albert Ramsdell Gurney , directed by Lars Schmidt
- 1992 : Potestad of Eduardo Pavlovsky , directed by Claude Santelli , Reading Festival d'Avignon
- 1993 : Tribute to Jean Tortel , directed by Jean Veltman , Reading Festival d'Avignon
- 1993 : Love letters from Albert Ramsdell Gurney , directed by Lars Schmidt , Theatre Clestins
- 1994 : For Roland Dubillard , directed by Peter Dumayet , Reading Festival d'Avignon
- 1995 : Poetry of Maurice Roche , Reading France Culture , the Festival d'Avignon
- 1996 : William Shakespeare , directed by Claude Santelli , Reading Festival d'Avignon
- 1996 : "Art" by Yasmina Reza with Pierre Vaneck and Pierre Arditi , Theatre Clestins
- 1998 : "Art" by Yasmina Reza with Vaneck Pierre and Jean Rochefort , Theatre Hbertot
- 1999 : Poems to Lou Guillaume Apollinaire , directed by Samuel Benchetrit , with Marie Trintignant , Theatre Workshop
- 2000 : The Farewell Waltz of Louis Aragon , directed by Antoine Bourseiller , Theatre Clestins
- 2002 : Comedy about a train platform to Samuel Benchetrit , with Marie Trintignant , Theatre Hbertot
- 2003 : Poems to Lou Guillaume Apollinaire , Amandiers Theater
- 2005 : Less than two Samuel Benchetrit , staged by the author, Theatre Hbertot
- 2005 : The Journal of Jules Renard Jules Renard , Theatre Hbertot
- 2006 : Art, Truth and Politics / Monologue of Harold Pinter Festival, NAVA Limoux
- 2007 : Less than two Samuel Benchetrit , staged by the author, The Spinning , Theatre National de Nice , Tour
- 2008 : The Journal of Jules Renard Jules Renard and Jean-Michel Ribes , Theatre du Rond-Point
- 2010 : Jean-Louis Trintignant in one scene, Theatre of Almonds
- 2010 : Jean-Louis Trintignant bed Jacques Prvert, Robert Desnos and Boris Vian, of Jacques Prevert , Boris Vian and Robert Desnos , on tour
Awards and nominations
- 1968 : Silver Bear for Best Actor at the Berlin Film Festival for The Man who lies
- 1969 : Best Actor at Cannes for Z
- Caesar :
- 1987 : Nominated for the Csar for Best Actor in a Supporting Role for The Woman of my life
- 1995 : Nominated for the Csar for best actor for Three Colors: Red
- 1996 : Nominated for the Csar for best actor for Fiesta
- 1999 : Nominated for the Csar for Best Actor in a Supporting Role for Those Who Love Me Can Take the Train
- 2006 : nominated for a Molire the actor for Less 2
External Links
- (En) / (en) Jean-Louis Trintignant on the Internet Movie Database - more complete version in English
