The black and white part was not intended for artistic purpose but due to a lack of money. Lelouch could not afford having all the film developed in color.

Claude Lelouch shot this movie with a team of seven people only.

Claude Lelouch was reportedly in love with Anouk Aimée during the shooting of A Man and a Woman (1966), but was unsuccessful in winning her heart, since she was already romantically involved with the composer Pierre Barouh (who had written a song for the film), whom she'd later marry.

Features Anouk Aimée's only Oscar nominated performance.

Jean-Louis Trintignant didn't feel much at ease working with Anouk Aimée, stating that he found her behaviour aloof and that he vastly preferred spending time with the child actors.

Claude Lelouch: is seen behind Jean-Louis at the Monte Carlo race. He is holding a camera.