
2 or 3 Things I Know About Her (1967) on Netflix
Juliette Jeanson lives in a new high-rise on the outskirts of Paris with her husband and two children. By day she also works as a prostitute to help pay the bills.
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Plot summary
Over a single day, Juliette Jeanson moves between the new high-rise outside Paris where she lives with her husband Robert and their two children, and the city itself. She leaves her daughter with a man who looks after the children of several prostitutes. She buys a dress, sits in a cafe where other housewives do the same work, keeps a meeting with a client, and visits a beauty salon. Her manicurist, Marianne, comes along to the garage where Robert works. Between the scenes come views of construction work around Paris, and a whispered narration turns to politics, consciousness and the Vietnam War.
Cast
Marina Vladyas Juliette Jeanson
Jean-Luc Godardas Narrator
Anny Dupereyas Marianne
- Roger Montsoretas Robert Jeanson
Raoul Lévyas John Bogus, the American
Jean Narbonias Roger
Yves Beneytonas Young man
Juliet Bertoas Girl talking to Robert
- Helena Bielicicas Girl in Bath
Christophe Bourseilleras Christophe Jeanson
- Marie Bourseilleras Solange Jeanson
Marie Cardinal
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about 2 or 3 Things I Know About Her (1967)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- Godard shot Two or Three Things I Know About Her every morning and Made in U.S.A every afternoon for a month, after producer Georges de Beauregard asked him to quickly make a film to offset a shortfall caused by the French government's ban of Jacques Rivette's The Nun.
- Godard had Vlady and other actors wear earpieces while shooting, sometimes feeding them new lines or asking questions they were expected to answer spontaneously in keeping with their characters.
- The film grew out of "Les étoiles filantes", a 1966 article in Le Nouvel Observateur by Catherine Vimenet about prostitution among housewives living in the new high-rise suburbs of Paris.





















