Pierrot le fou: Samuel Fuller Cameo

Director Samuel Fuller explains cinema in Jean-Luc Godard's "Pierrot le fou" (1965).

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[richragsdale]

fuller was a man's filmmaker

a "cinematic fist"

[Cocrteau3]

Might just be the greatest moment in the history of Cinema...Well...It is!

[Jkfilms7]

Godard always had the best cameos.

[PtAltmVansanTarr]

@jack7474 I disagree, it shows a certain artistic commitment

[Rarab2]

Is this from the Fox Lorber dvd? I'm pretty sure the hue was originally green.

[anemone9]

@jack7474

He made more-lighthearted movies in the '80s and '90s.

[filmfanatic99]

I think its funny how the rich just spend their time comparing products they own amoungst themselves.

[nabo1er]

Yeah your right

[Belmondo Jean-Paul]

サミュエル・フラーまで引用するとかどんだけゴダールはすごいん­だ

[zoebro201]

i love this scene.

[JerryX68]

Jack - I never did go to Godard for giggles. Besides, there's alot of similar fun, at Hollywood's expense, in Eloge de l'Amour. Fair enough, L'Histoire[s] du Cinema sure ain't Woody Allen but, given that he's probing the raw wounds of the 20th Century, I think he can be forgiven for a certain seriousness! This scene, and the Raymond Devos interlude, crack me up.

[jack7474]

godard was so playful at this point. he could be both serious and playful in the same movie. I wonder why he got soooo serious after that. I guess he lost his sense of humor -- a fate worse than death!