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François Truffaut in New York, 1974
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Jane Birkin and Serge Gainsbourg at the Festival de Cannes, 1974
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April 30th,1974, first day of filming on Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
Tuesday, April 30, Ballachulish
First day of filming. Woken at 6:45. Sunshine streaming through the curtains. Into chain mail and red-cross tabard. A difficult day today - the Bridge of Death scene where Eric and I die and Lancelot is arrested by the police. Dangerous too - from what I hear. Difficult decision over Galahad’s blond wig. Instead of noble and youthful, I look like I should be serving in a supermarket. End of Galahad as a blond.
…Camera broke midway through first shot.
- Michael Palin’s Diaries:1969-1979
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Francois Truffaut, Princess Grace of Monaco and Alfred Hitchcock during the Lincoln Centre Tribute to Alfred Hitchcock on April 29, 1974, in New York City.
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François Truffaut accepting the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film for Day for Night, April 2, 1974. [Gene Kelly had translated Henri Langlois’s acceptance speech earlier in the evening.]
Source: aaspeechesdb.oscars.org
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Yul Brynner and François Truffaut with his Oscar for La nuit américaine
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Al Pacino photographed by Steve Wood in London, 1974.
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Lou Reed 1974 (Par Claude Gassan)
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Al Pacino, c. 1974
Yul Brynner presents Best Foreign Language Film to François Truffaut for Day for Night at the 46th Academy Awards in 1974.
Merci beaucoup. I need Gene Kelly.* I am very happy because... because why? Because "Day for Night" is a film about show people. You are, all of you, movie people. Because [of] that I think this prize is yours. But if you agree with me I will keep it for you, alright? Thank you.
* Earlier in the show Gene Kelly translated the acceptance speech of the French-speaking Henri Langlois.
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Paul Newman and his wife Joanne Woodward, with they children Melissa “Lissy” Newman and Claire “Clea” Newman, Circa 1974
Source: goldenhollywood
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Faye Dunaway on the set of Chinatown, 1974.
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