Stolen Kisses

Stolen Kisses (1969)Cast and Crew

Movie"Antoine knows what he wants to do ... his problem is doing it."

Cast

J
Jean-Pierre Léaud
as Antoine Doinel
C
Claude Jade
as Christine Darbon
D
Delphine Seyrig
as Fabienne Tabard
M
Michael Lonsdale
as Georges Tabard
D
Daniel Ceccaldi
as Lucien Darbon
C
Claire Duhamel
as Madame Darbon
H
Harry-Max
as Monsieur Henri
A
André Falcon
as Monsieur Blady
C
Catherine Lutz
as Catherine
M
Martine Ferrière
as Head Saleswoman of the Shoe Store
S
Serge Rousseau
as Guy Who Follows Christine
P
Paul Pavel
as Julien
F
François Darbon
as Chief Warrant Officer Picard
L
Léon Elkenbaum
as Dentist (uncredited)
M
Madeleine Parard
as Wicked Prostitute (uncredited)
F
France Monteil
as Kind Prostitute (uncredited)
C
Carole Noe
as Big Girl (uncredited)
R
Roger Trapp
as Monsieur Shapiro (uncredited)
A
Albert Simono
as Albani
C
Christine Pellé
as Miss Ida (uncredited)
C
Chantal Banlier
as Shoe Store Clerk (uncredited)
J
Jacques Rispal
as Monsieur Colin
M
Martine Brochard
as Madame Colin (uncredited)
J
Jacques Delord
as Robert Espannet
M
Marcel Berbert
as Man Who Opens His Door
P
Pascale Dauman
as Parisian Followed in the Street
J
Jean-François Adam
as Albert Tazzi (uncredited)
A
Anik Belaubre
as Concierge at the Brothel (uncredited)
L
Liza Braconnier
as Sad Prostitute (uncredited)
R
Robert Cambourakis
as Madame Colin's Fearful Lover (uncredited)
K
Karine Jeantet
as Shoe Merchant Saleswoman (uncredited)
M
Marcel Mercier
as Man at the Darbon Garage (uncredited)
J
Joseph Mériau
as Man at the Darbon Garage (uncredited)
M
Marie-France Pisier
as Colette Tazzi (uncredited)
J
Jacques Robiolles
as TV Unemployed (uncredited)

Crew

C
Claude Pignot
Production Design
D
Denys Clerval
Director of Photography
M
Marcel Berbert
Producer
A
Agnès Guillemot
Editor
F
François Truffaut
Director
F
François Truffaut
Producer
A
Antoine Duhamel
Original Music Composer
R
Richard Overstreet
Assistant Director
F
François Truffaut
Dialogue
R
Raymond Cauchetier
Still Photographer
J
Jean-José Richer
Assistant Director
R
René Levert
Sound
J
Jean Chiabaut
Camera Operator
S
Suzanne Schiffman
Script Supervisor
C
Claude de Givray
Dialogue
B
Bernard Revon
Dialogue
F
François Truffaut
Screenplay
B
Bernard Revon
Screenplay
C
Claude de Givray
Screenplay

The Adventures of Antoine Doinel Collection

The release of François Truffaut’s The 400 Blows in 1959 shook world cinema to its foundations. The now-classic portrait of troubled adolescence introduced a major new director in the cinematic landscape and was an inaugural gesture of the revolutionary French New Wave. But The 400 Blows did not only introduce the world to its precocious director—it also unveiled his indelible creation: Antoine Doinel. Initially patterned closely after Truffaut himself, the Doinel character (played by the irrepressible and iconic Jean-Pierre Léaud) reappeared in four subsequent films that knowingly portrayed his myriad frustrations and romantic entanglements from his stormy teens through marriage, children, divorce, and adulthood.