Jeanne Moreau

Title: A Lady in Paris Director: Ilmar Raag Starring: Jeanne Moreau, Laine Mägi, Patrick Pineau ‘An Estonian Woman in Paris’ would have been the literal and more appropriate title for the movie ‘A Lady in Paris.’ That is probably the only fault – imputable to foreign translators – that may be found in the delicate story of the Estonian media executive, screenwriter and film director, Ilmar Raag. The Baltic woman who goes to Paris is Anne (Laine Mägi). She moves to the French capital to take...Read Full Story

Elevator to the Gallows [VHS] Jeanne Moreau (Actor), Maurice Ronet (Actor), Louis Malle (Director) | Format: VHS Tape (30)13 used & new from $5.00(Visit the Bestsellers in Mystery & Suspense list for authoritative information on this product's current rank.)Review & DescriptionElevator to the Gallows is many things: A tight, delicious crime thriller; the debut of director Louis Malle (Zazie dans le metro, Atlantic City, Au Revoir, Les Enfants, and many more works of subtle genius); a movie...Read Full Story

From the movie The Train - Christine (Jeanne Moreau) berates Labiche (Burt Lancaster) for returning to her inn, and he explains the purpose of the mission. Ranked 4.00 / 5 | 21 views | 0 comments Click here to watch the video (02:27) Submitted By: MovieClips.com Tags: Burt Lancaster Jeanne Moreau The Train MovieClips.com Categories: Entertainment Videos - Movie TrailersRead Full Story

We're looking for 10 Beta Testers with Extensive Knowledge of iPhone Games. All Selected Beta Testers will receive a $10 iTunes Giftcard. All Testers will be given full rights to use previewing material in all reviews, blogs or forums.Features:-Make Game Changing Decisions through Bone-Chilling Questioning-Over 40 Different Alternate Endings-Explore and investigate the Castle and your Stepfather's murder-Solve over 100 Different Puzzles!-Discover Items that can be clues to this mystery...Read Full Story

JEANNE MOREAU is one of today's most distinguished motion picture actors. She made her stage and screen debut in 1948 in her native France. American audiences first saw her in two films directed by 166 ...Read Full Story