Truffaut gave full play to his love of improvisation between the shoots of La Nuit Americaine. Actors don't have to memorize lines during filming, and his actors are said to have become accustomed to reading lines the night before filming; secondly, those who know Truffaut have become accustomed to quoting from conversations with him Words; in the end, the more the filming moved forward, the more time and financially tight it became, the more improvised the production of the film became.
"La Nuit Americaine" was translated into "play within a play". Interestingly, if Truffaut's filming itself is counted, then the film becomes three sets of space - shooting "La Nuit Americaine" Truffaut of Nuit Americaine, director of the film, film stock market. Because during the filming, Truffaut fell in love with Jacqueline Bisset (Jacqueline Bisset), the actress who played Julie, obviously Truffaut did not put this episode into the story, but let Bisset and the male lead Leo has a lightning-fast one-night stand. Out of control in movies is fake, but out of control in reality is real. Which is more exciting, reality or film?
· This movie is dedicated to the Gish sisters (Lillian Gish and Dorothy Gish)
· "La Nuit Americaine" and "Madwoman of Chaillot" use the same studio and even have some of the same sets.
