Nadine Trintignant
Nadine Trintignant (born November 11, 1934 in Nice ; actually Lucienne Marquand ) is a French screenwriter , film director , film producer and author .
Life
Nadine Trintignant comes from a family of actors. Like her older brothers, the actors Christian Marquand and Serge Marquand , she became interested in the cinema from an early age. Since she also enjoys writing, she first tried her hand at writing a screenplay. In the credits of her early films from 1961 onwards, she is listed as Nadine Marquand .
In April 1971 she signed the Manifesto des 343 , an action by French feminists against the abortion law and for self-determination. This action became the model for the German equivalent We have aborted! dated June 1971.
From 1960 to 1978 she was married to Jean-Louis Trintignant , with whom she has three children. However, her daughter Pauline died of sudden infant death in 1969 . Pauline's death was thematized in her 1971 feature film That Happens Only to Others .
Another stroke of fate struck her in July 2003. While filming a television film about the life of the writer Colette in the Lithuanian capital Vilnius , her daughter Marie Trintignant was seriously injured by her lover, the rock singer Bertrand Cantat , in the course of an argument by slapping her in the face, after which she fell into a coma for six days later died. She later finished the film and published the memory book Ma fille, Marie , in which she described the perpetrator as a murderer.
Their third child, son Vincent Trintignant , also became an actor. She has worked with him several times and also cast him in her television films.
Filmography (selection)
cinemamovies
- 1960: The little soldier (Le petit soldat) , (film editing)
- 1961: Eva and the priest (Léon Morin, prêtre) , (film editing)
- 1967: Mon amour, mon amour
- 1968: Le Voleur de crimes
- 1971: That only ever happens to the others (Ça n'arrive qu'aux autres)
- 1973: Murder does not fit into his concept (Défense de savoir)
- 1975: Le Voyage de noces
- 1979: Premier voyage (also actress)
- 1985: The family pyramid (L'Été prochain)
- 1988: The Jade House (La Maison de jade)
- 1991: Amnesty International - Letter Against Forgetting (Contre l'oubli)
- 1995: Lumière et Compagnie (contribution)
- 1995: Fugueuses
Television films
- 1976: Madame le juge (as a screenwriter)
- 1986: The Secret Drawer ( Le Tiroir secret ) (one episode)
- 1986: A Sack of Fleas ( Qui c'est ce garçon? ) (An episode)
- 1990: Hôtel des caravaniers
- 1992: Une mère (co-director)
- 1992: Lucas
- 1993: Rêveuses Jeunesses
- 1995: L'Insoumise
- 1997: L'Île bleue (screenplay with Vincent Trintignant)
- 1999: Victoire ou la Douleur des femmes
- 2003: Colette, une femme libre
Fonts
- Ton chapeau au vestiaire (1997)
- Combien d'enfants , novel (2001)
- Le jeune homme de la rue de France , Roman (2002)
- Ma fille, Marie , Memories (2004)
- J'ai été jeune un jour , biography (2006)
- Une étrange peine , short stories (2007)
Web links
- Nadine Trintignant in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Biography and filmography at Allociné
- Nadine Trintignant on cine-directors.net (French)
Individual evidence
- ↑ German: Marie - My daughter, my life , Knaur Verlag TB, Munich 2004 ISBN 3-426-62798-1
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Trintignant, Nadine |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Marquand, Nadine (real name) |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | French screenwriter, film director, film producer and author |
| DATE OF BIRTH | November 11, 1934 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Nice |