Jean Seberg's Filmography


Saint Joan (1957)

Director: Otto Preminger



Bonjour Tristesse (1958)

Director: Otto Preminger 


The Mouse That Roared (British-1959)

Director: Jack Arnold 


À bout de souffle (Breathless) (French-1960)

Director: Jean-Luc Godard  


Let No Man Write My Epitaph (1960)

Director: Philip Leacock 



La récréation (Playtime / Love Play) (French-1961)

Director: François Moreuil


Les grandes personnes (Time Out for Love) (French-1961)

Director: Jean Valère



L'amant de cinq jours (The Five Day Lover) (French-1961)

Director: Philippe de Broca


Congo Vivo (French/Italian-1962)

Director: Giuseppe Bennatti



In the French Style (1963)

Director: Robert Parrish


Le grand escroc (The Big Swindler) (French/short-1964)

Director: Jean-Luc Godard


Lilith (1964)

Director: Robert Rossen


Échappement libre (Backfire) (French-1964)

Director: Jean Becker



Moment to Moment (1965)

Director: Mervyn LeRoy


Un milliard dans un billard (Diamonds are Brittle) (French-1965)

Director: Nicolas Gessner


A Fine Madness (1966)  

Director: Irvin Kershner


La ligne de démarcation (The Line of Demarcation) French-1966)

Director:  Claude Chabrol


Estouffade à la Caraïbe (Revolt in the Caribbean / The Looters) (French-1967)

Director: Jacques Besnard


La route de Corinthe (Who's Got the Black Box? / The Road to Corinth) (French-1967)

Director: Claude Chabrol


The Girls (British-1968)

Director: John Crome



Les Oiseaux vont mourir au Pérou (Birds in Peru) (French-1968)

Director: Romain Gary


Pendulum (1969)

Director: George Schaefer


Paint Your Wagon (1969)

Director: Joshua Logan


Ondata di calore  (Dead of Summer / Heatwave) (French / Italian-1970)

Director: Nelo Risi



Airport (1970)

Director: George Seaton


Macho Callahan (1970)

Director: Bernard Kowalski  


Kill (French-1972)

Director: Romain Gary


Questa specie d'amore (This Kind of Love) (Italian-1972)

Director: Alberto Bevilacqua



L'attentat (The French Conspiracy) (French-1972)

Director: Yves Boisset



Camorra! (Italian-1973)

Director: Pasquale Squitieri


La corrupción de Chris Miller (Corruption of Chris Miller / Behind the Shutters)

(Spanish-1973)

Director: Juan Bardem


Cat and Mouse / (Mousey) (British-1974)

Director: Daniel Petrie



Les hautes solitudes (Outer Reaches of Solitude / The Extremes of Loneliness)

(French-1974)

Director: Philippe Garrel



Ballad for the Kid (French/short-1974)

Director: Jean Seberg


Bianchi cavalli d'Agosto (White Horses of Summer) (Italian-1975)

Director: Raimondo Del Balzo



Le Grand Délire (French-1975)

Director: Dennis Berry 


Die Wildente (The Wild Duck) (German-1977)

Director: Hans Geissendörfer



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