François Truffaut on the set of Fahrenheit 451
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Day For Night and Fahrenheit 451 are my favorite movies, so I think Truffaut is my favorite director. Truffaut had a hard time during Fahrenheit. You can see it.
Thanks for the picture. Never seen before.
The (red) door of the firehouse in Fahrenheit 451 is still present on the site of Pinewood. Close to the new The Richard Attenborough Stage.