that scene is the epitome of françoise. and i understand why she was such the object of desire for so many men...bowie,jagger & dylan. she is such a beauty but never tries to be one....she just is. mysterious with a bit of an aloofness.
This is one of my ALL time favorite movies!! And I think Francoise Hardy is one of the most beautiful women I have ever seen. I used to say when I grew up I so wanted to look like her, but didn't find out anything about her until 40 years too late.:)
Romy Schneider was the greatest combination of looks and immense acting talent. She was never well known or appreciated in the United States. It's hard to believe she left this earth over 40 years ago.
She is the most Beautiful woman I have ever seen, and if I could model my looks after anyone, it would most definetly be her! I was just a tot when she did this scene. :)
She is much more than beautiful; she's lovely, charmant and… nevertheless unlucky in love; too intelligent and sensitive for men who can't go 'under the surface' of a PERSON, because her personality was too broad to can resumed in 'a female', which was exactly what most of the men could see. But listen to her songs, read her words, feel her interpretations for all her life and you see that she was a poet, a soul… deeply lonely. Lucky, no way, if being successful is a luck for you, for sure much less for her, who claimed to dislike to 'seduce', reason why she stopped to appear. On the other hand, we males should stop to believe that what attracts us and end to call 'beauty' is something that could be fixed in a static, 'still image'; consider her way to move her neck, her hair, to 'half-open' her eyes: don't tell me that this is not communicating you something about her inner complex mix of need to be left in peace with herself and her thoughts and feelings and also of a silent hug, reassuring her to have someone on her side. And… once you feel to give her what she longs to have… you are in love… and what you see is 'beauty', like to justify a feeling too tender for a 'macho', a 'weak' for her… and 'we' are ashamed to be 'weak'… isn't it? 😉
Definitely the most beautiful woman I have ever seen too - the little watched"Francoise Hardy rencontre une voyante (1967)" on this website leaves me in no doubt at all..
I know Francoise Hardy was in some films, but not this one. She had a fairly big part in Grand Prix 1966. She was always beautiful, warm, soft and charming.
Dire movie. The 60s was a time when those people left over from the 50s (some, not all, not even a majority) felt the need to be groovy and completely screwed it up. You can put this in the same bin as Casino Royale, Prudence and the Pill, and a multitude of others.
@babyhowdy233 - She was an amazing singer and extremely beautiful. Not hard to see the appeal. I don't think anyone has ever really complimented her acting.
Bu zamanlarda francoise hardynin jean marie perier ile iliskisi vardi daha sonra jacques dutronc ile birlikte oluyor ve jaques onlar birlikteyken burda gordugunuz romy schneider ile birlikte oluyor
@@alaincelos476 Françoise Hardy passed away this month. When I was learning French, I heard the song Comment te dire adieu, so I know she is a singer. BTW the madam 0:04 is starred by Romy Schneider, RIP.
Is this actually Hardy's voice, or is it a professional voice artist (with a fake French accent) dubbing her voice? Was Hardy fluent in English at the time she filmed her scene (circa early 1965)?
Ahhhhh… how couldn't you recognise her lovely voice? (and… should you be 'fluent in 'English' ' to say some few words with own mother tongue accent? MMMahhh……!!)
Pete, uh.. come on . we all know she spoke none of these languages. she read scripts and its cool. she is mad gorge though .i have always felt there was 2 french actresses whose looks could translate well into the modern fashion world. Francoise Hardy and the late Francoise Dorleac who died young , she is the sister of who we know.
+Lechiffresix six = you maybe right, but that is what I have heard. I was also told that she was worried about how she spoke English. She was always worried if she had mispronounced a word.
I came here after the sad news of her passing. I loved her elegance and beauty. R.I.P.
me too. 😢
@@Listen.and.Forget Me as well.
Damn I never heard. She was wonderful.
Oh my.. I didn't know 😢
that scene is the epitome of françoise. and i understand why she was such the object of desire for so many men...bowie,jagger & dylan. she is such a beauty but never tries to be one....she just is. mysterious with a bit of an aloofness.
Two of the most beautiful women in one scene: Romy Schneider and Françoise Hardy 😍
This is one of my ALL time favorite movies!! And I think Francoise Hardy is one of the most beautiful women I have ever seen. I used to say when I grew up I so wanted to look like her,
but didn't find out anything about her until 40 years too late.:)
Romy Schneider was the greatest combination of looks and immense acting talent. She was never well known or appreciated in the United States. It's hard to believe she left this earth over 40 years ago.
So true, poor Romy , distraught at the loss of David.❤
didn't Jacque Dutronc have an affair with Romi while Francoise was alone at home and pregnant?
She is the most Beautiful woman I have ever seen, and if I could model my looks after anyone, it would most definetly be her! I was just a tot when she did this scene. :)
She is much more than beautiful; she's lovely, charmant and… nevertheless unlucky in love; too intelligent and sensitive for men who can't go 'under the surface' of a PERSON, because her personality was too broad to can resumed in 'a female', which was exactly what most of the men could see.
But listen to her songs, read her words, feel her interpretations for all her life and you see that she was a poet, a soul… deeply lonely. Lucky, no way, if being successful is a luck for you, for sure much less for her, who claimed to dislike to 'seduce', reason why she stopped to appear.
On the other hand, we males should stop to believe that what attracts us and end to call 'beauty' is something that could be fixed in a static, 'still image'; consider her way to move her neck, her hair, to 'half-open' her eyes: don't tell me that this is not communicating you something about her inner complex mix of need to be left in peace with herself and her thoughts and feelings and also of a silent hug, reassuring her to have someone on her side. And… once you feel to give her what she longs to have… you are in love… and what you see is 'beauty', like to justify a feeling too tender for a 'macho', a 'weak' for her… and 'we' are ashamed to be 'weak'… isn't it? 😉
Definitely the most beautiful woman I have ever seen too - the little watched"Francoise Hardy rencontre une voyante (1967)" on this website leaves me in no doubt at all..
@@GianMarcoTavazzani totally agree.
@@kacema7048 I added just now something more, back her thanking your comment :-)
The most beautiful woman ever inside and out ❤️
No that would be Audrey Hepburn.
@@ericlind6581 Audrey too ✨
Françoise Hardy was a great singer. Love her music. Her best role was in Grand Prix.
I love this movie and can watch it a million times.
Aww that sweet voice!!
I know Francoise Hardy was in some films, but not this one. She had a fairly big part in Grand Prix 1966. She was always beautiful, warm, soft and charming.
She is gorgeous.
The funny thing is that Françoise was actually fluent in German
i didnt know francoise was in this movie-thanks for posting, just another beautiful possibility to watch her style......francoise forever!
May she rest in peace 💔
Delicious film and Woody Allen's screenwriting debut. Do not miss! :-)
A true comic epic....wonderful film
She is a dazzler in Grand Prix, too!
she was a lovely woman
Verdaderamente impresionante, vaya pedazo de mujer Françoise Hardy. Pocas mujeres he visto tan guapas como ellas y con un candor sexy como en ella.❤️
"Perhaps I haven't lost a son, maybe I gain another patient!!!"
Holy sh%$!! Check out Francoise Hardy!! What a monumental babe man!!!!
min. 0:42 "I can`t spell Sigsmund"
What a babe!!! Total knock out!!! I`d do a couple of tours o duty in Iraq for Francoise.... Gladly : )
0:43: "I can't spell Sigismund". How charming. R.I.P. Francoise Hardy.
Exactly. The best thing about her looks is that they were natural. Her beauty doesn't look fake or artificial or "make-up enhanced".
wow, Francoise Hardy...
Romy Schneider, lovely.
MIGUEL2005LIMA. It's not Romy Schneider, it's Francoise Hardy!
paul rawes the other woman beside Peter O’Toole is Romy Schneider
It's very hard to pay attention to what's going on in the scene when a total babe like Françoise Hardy dominates the frame.
You've had three years to pull your zipper up and get your attention span back, Mac.
AOK now? 😎
Peter Seller stop creepin on Francoise Hardy😡
I don't blame him. 😁
❤ Françoise ❤ and ❤ Romi ❤ and Peter Sellers in one movie. ❤
! Incroyable ! ... Actors all.
And no one even mentions the great Peter O’Toole?
Rip ❤
Class lady.
I wish I could have her looks for just one week, but alas, I am an aging troll.
Dire movie. The 60s was a time when those people left over from the 50s (some, not all, not even a majority) felt the need to be groovy and completely screwed it up. You can put this in the same bin as Casino Royale, Prudence and the Pill, and a multitude of others.
... Michael Voltaire James Pussycat... What a name!!!!!!jajajajajaja
Yeah we austrians are all psychoanalysts...xDD
You make a hell of a pastry.
@babyhowdy233 - She was an amazing singer and extremely beautiful. Not hard to see the appeal. I don't think anyone has ever really complimented her acting.
Romy Schneider was a knockout also.
ah! great video!
Bu zamanlarda francoise hardynin jean marie perier ile iliskisi vardi daha sonra jacques dutronc ile birlikte oluyor ve jaques onlar birlikteyken burda gordugunuz romy schneider ile birlikte oluyor
yeh yeh
Peter Sellers?
lol! That naughty name!
Everyone in this scene is dead now.
It seems a very silly movie. But, then this was the 60s and a Hollywood movie at that. So, it doesn't really reflect the times. It's a comedy.
I think you have block on that naughty name
And she is a singer?
Yes, a legendary singer and songwriter. Françoise is really a beautiful and talented woman.
A very honnest ,humble ,franck underrated from médias .
@@alaincelos476 Françoise Hardy passed away this month.
When I was learning French, I heard the song
Comment te dire adieu, so I know she is a singer.
BTW the madam 0:04 is starred by Romy Schneider, RIP.
Yes she was. She wrote this song : ua-cam.com/video/XPkBMqehr5k/v-deo.html
peter sellers?
Is this actually Hardy's voice, or is it a professional voice artist (with a fake French accent) dubbing her voice? Was Hardy fluent in English at the time she filmed her scene (circa early 1965)?
***** Thank you. Mystery solved.
Ahhhhh… how couldn't you recognise her lovely voice? (and… should you be 'fluent in 'English' ' to say some few words with own mother tongue accent? MMMahhh……!!)
She was able to speak Italian, German, Spanish and English.
Pete, uh.. come on . we all know she spoke none of these languages. she read scripts and its cool. she is mad gorge though .i have always felt there was 2 french actresses whose looks could translate well into the modern fashion world. Francoise Hardy and the late Francoise Dorleac who died young , she is the sister of who we know.
+Lechiffresix six = you maybe right, but that is what I have heard. I was also told that she was worried about how she spoke English. She was always worried if she had mispronounced a word.
Lovely women in a most UNFUNNY - (and dated) - movie. Icch!
seethevolcane Dated, but filled with attractive talents.
Absolute crap of a movie but wow, wasn't Miss Hardy stunning.
so stupid film with so great talented persons
Cringe factor is off the charts .