The Artist Resources

The official Weinstein Company website for The Artist is chock-full with behind-the-scenes pizazz.

IMDb has more nitty gritty deets on the film.

The Tomatometer rings in at 97%.

Jean DuJardin and Bérénice Bejo come clean about their on-set rivalry…(not really).

Producer Thomas Langmann on The Artist as "potential commercial suicide."

Hazanavicius describes his amour for silent film.

The Guardian's Peter Bradshaw pretends he's in the film to explain why the film should win Best Picture at the 2012 Oscars.

How to pick costumes for a black and white film? Turns out it's a bit tricky.

The best of Uggie the Dog on his big night at the Oscars, bowtie and all.

The only song with lyrics in The Artist is this 1936 hit, as sung by Rose Murphy.

Hazanavicius pays homage to Hitchcock, using Bernard Hermann's score for Vertigo to enhance the climax of The Artist. Take a listen here.

The movie poster gets its priorities straight and puts Uggie the Dog front and center.

George's wife is not pleased. Who's that girl, indeed.

Peppy flirts with George's suit.

George watches his old films wistfully.

George and Peppy were partially inspired by silent film stars (and sweethearts) Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford.