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Girl on the Bridge
	United States theatrical poster
Directed by	Patrice Leconte
Produced by	Christian Fechner
Written by	Serge Frydman
Starring	Daniel Auteuil; Vanessa Paradis;
Cinematography	Jean-Marie Dreujou
Edited by	Joëlle Hache
Distributed by	Paramount Classics (USA)
Release date	July 28, 2000; ; ; ; ;
Running time	90 minutes
Country	France
Language	French
Box office	$1,708,839

Girl on the Bridge (French: La fille sur le pont) is a 1999 French film shot in black and white and directed by Patrice Leconte, starring Daniel Auteuil and Vanessa Paradis.

Screenplay

The plot centres around knifethrower Gabor (Auteuil) and a girl called Adèle (Paradis), who intends to kill herself by jumping from a bridge. Gabor intervenes to prevent the suicide and persuades Adèle to become the target girl in his knifethrowing act. The film then follows their relationship as they travel around Europe with the act. Their companionship and teamwork mean great luck for both of them. Then they get separated and their lives once again become luckless. The film ends on a bridge in Istanbul, this time with her saving him from suicide.

Vanessa Paradis as Adèle
Daniel Auteuil as Gabor
Frédéric Pfluger as Contortionist
Demetre Georgalas as Takis
Catherine Lascault as Irene
Isabelle Petit-Jacques as Bride
Mireille Mossé as Miss Memory
Didier Lemoine as TGV ticket conductor
Mylène Farmer as Irene (uncredited guest appearance in a hallway and beside the stage)
Bertie Cortez as Kusak
Stéphane Metzger as Italian waiter
Claude Aufaure as Suicide victim
Farouk Bermouga as TGV waiter
Nicolas Donato as Mr. Loyal
Enzo Etokyo as Italian megaphone
Giorgios Gatzios as Barker

Paramount Classics acquired the United States distribution rights to this film and gave it a limited U.S. theatrical release on July 28, 2000; the film went on to gross $1,708,839 in U.S. theaters, which was a good result for a non-English film. Ruth Vitale (president of Paramount Classics at that time) declared herself pleased with the film's performance in the U.S. market. However, Paramount did not release the film on DVD until July 2008.