La môme aux boutons Page #6

Year:
1958
98 min
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Just say the first thing that occurs to you.

What is your favourite colour?

-Blue.

Your favourite food?

-Roast beef.

Would you like to live sensibly?

-I already do.

Who are your most loyal friends?

-All my genuine friends.

If you were unable to sing...

Then I could no longer live.

Are you afraid of death?

I'm more afraid of loneliness.

Do you pray?

-Yes, for I believe in love.

I don't want to, Simone.

Where's Theo? I want my husband.

Theo will be here in less than an hour.

What was the finest part of the show for you?

When the curtain went up.

And as a woman?

My first kiss.

Do you like the night?

-Yes, with lots of light.

The morning?

-With a piano and friends.

The evening?

Because that's our morning.

You see, you're breathing.

I can't go back.

I can't.

What advice would you give a woman?

Love.

To a young girl?

-Love.

To a child?

-Love.

Whom are you knitting for?

For anyone who'll wear my sweaters.

That's it. I hope it wasn't too long.

Thank you so much, madame.

-Thank you too.

no, no nothing at all

no, I regret nothing at all

not the good times I had

not the pain

it means nothing to me

no, no nothing at all

no, I regret nothing at all

it is done,

wiped away

erased, the past

interests me not at all

with my souvenirs

I build a fire

my sadness, my pleasure

I don't need it any longer

the loves are gone

the traumas as well

erased for ever

I must start anew

no, no nothing at all

no, I regret nothing at all

not the good times I had

not the pain

it means nothing to me

no, no nothing at all

no, I regret nothing at all

because my life

and my joy

today

begins with you.

Edith Piaf died on 9 October 1963.

She was only forty-seven...

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