A fabulous woman and superb actress - there will never be another Jeanne Moreau.

I love her age in her face, in her stories, in her wisdom and in her confidence. You’ve got to live for a time to. have something to tell.

An immense debt of gratitude is owed to James Lipton. Through his many interviews, he illuminated the lives of actors for future generations. As for Mme. Moreau, she was a Renaissance woman with few equals. The quintessential queen of acting. Her candor and character are quite remarkable. A unique talent!

An amazing woman & extraordinaire actress

Absolutely fabulous Jeanne! A real actress, truly an inspiration...

Absolutely fascinating. Thank you. What an elegant, intelligent, and dignified lady.

Thank you for this

The incomparable, inimitable Moreau. ❤

The French Bette Davis. She gave some of the most powerful performances in Cinema. Her smoky voiced charisma puts todays actors to shame.

She was always stunning...

Bravo! Her approach to the craft of acting sounds and feels so philosophical( a depth and weight), but at the same time fully comprehendable to the listener like me who has no understanding, but find the craft fascinating. M Moreau illuminates for me the artistry, the talent, the conviction, and the respect that an actress embodies to bring these characters alive for us who enjoy and are inspired by the performance. Thank you...

Merci beaucoup. Irreplaceable Jeanne. If inspirational means something now that this word is used for anything and anybody, it should be used for Jeanne Moreau. Her words have always had the right echo in me and they have guided me somehow.

This was filmed about the time that I was traveling through Paris and found a Bistro near Gare Saint-Lazare. I was sitting there watching two loud artistic gentlemen who appeared to enjoy being spoken about by the patrons of the Bistro - less one - me. I had not idea who they were. In walks a majestic and wonderful lady. All the motion and talk in the room stopped. The lady sat with the two loud men and by coincidence, all three of them were within 3 - 4 feet of me. I was looking them all straight on. After a short time, the lady recognized that I did not realize who she was, she motioned to the waiter who evidently; told her that I was an American. Then she looked at me and spoke, "Do you know who I am?", she smiled as she asked me. I said, Yes, I know exactly who you are as you starred in one of my favorite movies but I am at a loss to know what to say". She smiled and then asked me if I knew who the two men were and of course, no. She smiled, then told me to have a good lunch and a great day.

Jeanne Moreau was the greatest actress especially in Jules et Jim by François Truffaut.

Very good interview with the wonderful, iconic Jeanne Moreau. So much better than the Charlie Rose one. She and James Lipton have a much better rapport. I think Jeanne is the greatest. My favorite actress, and I don't even speak French. 😍😘😃☝👌💘👏👏👏😎

Legend

My favorite. She projects mood from every pore in her body. Astonishing

She is so much like betty davis the way she looks at people her mannerisms ❤

I love her acting also what a beautfull woman she was strong and present... My name is Clancy and i am Irish also.. Wonder is there any family link 🙄i wish.

Seen several her great roles in films . Just came across this gem of a interview but must say sounds more a interrogation than a interview or story telling . Louie Malle , François Truffaut , far superior directors than US directors . Most the European ones were truly image makers , story tellers . As was Von Sternberg for Dietrich , Von Stroheim for Mae Murray , Rossellini for Ingrid Bergman these two men were for Jeanne .

How could he not ask her about La Notte? She was superb in that.

she made some fantastic films

Precious interview for the legendary JM. Only lipman was firing his questions sporadically..let the lady talk.

22:00 + What a moment!

When did this interview take place? Moreau died, July 2017

James Lipton was such a narcissist.

Why do people (audience in this case) laugh when mention of domestic abuse/violence? Maybe it makes them uncomfortable as it should

Moreau may indeed be a "great actress." but the kind of fawning sycophancy displayed in the introduction is disgusting!