Fahrenheit 451 (trailer)

This wrote it. Julie Christie, Academy Award-winning actress of Darling and Dr. Chicago, and Oscar Werner, winner of the New York Critics Best Actor Award, star in it. Shall we see each other again? Yeah, we shall.

Wipe them each out. Directed by internationally famous French director, Francois Truffon. And now a rare privilege, candid scenes taken during the shooting of this exciting and suspenseful story of the world of tomorrow. 451. Is there an idle moment between scenes? Press photographers are quick to take advantage.

For the public, of course, the big news in Fahrenheit 451 is Julie Christie, an actress with that most precious commodity, the ability to create, project, and kindle a mood in the audience. Her range, so strikingly demonstrated in Darling and now in Fahrenheit 451, is almost unbelievable.

pensive, cheerful, somber, artful, gay, relaxed, taught, bewildered, determined, loving, nuances, subtleties, delicate shadings that are a director's dream and for viewers a delight. In this film, Julie plays a dual role, portraying both the wife and mistress of Oscar Werner.

Here she is as the wife. I've brought to a present to celebrate your Why forget what, never mind. You like it? Isn't it lovely? Yes, I do, never mind. Isn't it smart? It's a very native thing. Can I bring her on the run away?

As the mistress, Julie Christi, makes her greatest impact. Warm, generous, daring, she fires the imagination of her lover and leads him into the sort of adventure that makes Fahrenheit 451, unusual and exciting motion picture entertained.