A Woman Is Subject Matter Enough.

It's Often Wrong To Write For Specific Actors Because One Ends Up Using What Is Least Interesting About Them, Their Mannerisms And Habits. I Prefer Not To Write For Specific People.

I Like Making Black And White Films In Natural Surroundings, But I Much Prefer Shooting A Color Film Inside A Studio Where The Colors Are Easier To Control.

On Their Own, Each [character] Is A Victim Of No Importance. But When You Bring Them Together, They Become A Dangerous Weapon. Jeanne Is The Vowel And Sophie The Consonant. Psychologists Know This Phenomenon Well. Each Individual Is Harmless, But Together They Create An Explosive Chemical Reaction. It's Like Bonnie And Clyde, Like Thelma And Louise.

There Is No New Wave, Only The Sea.

There's One Thing Which I Hate About Color Films... People Who Use Up A Lot Of Their Despairing Producer's Money By Working In The Laboratory To Bring Out The Dominant Hues, Or To Make Color Films Where There Isn't Any Color.