Jean Seberg’s life comes with its own built-in metaphor: She began her screen career being literally set on fire by director Otto Preminger on the set of “Saint Joan” and ended her life ...

When Times gossip columnist Joyce Haber published the item in the spring of 1970, Seberg — the 31-year-old star of Jean-Luc Godard’s “Breathless” and Otto Preminger’s “St. Joan ...

The sad news was announced Sept. 8, 1979. Ten days after actress Jean Seberg had been reported missing, her decomposing body was found wrapped in a blanket in the back seat of her white Renault in ...

Trashy ‘Seberg’ wastes time on people who aren’t Jean Seberg Kristen Stewart does fierce work as the radicalized ’60s actress, but the biopic too often wanders elsewhere.

American actress Jean Seberg was best known for her role in “Breathless,” a classic of French new wave cinema. But she became the target of FBI scrutiny due to her support of the Black Panther ...

Jean Seberg (1938-79) began her career playing a martyr and ended it being one. She was barely out of high school when she was plucked from Marshalltown, Iowa, and cast as the lead in Otto ...

Every film aesthete probably first started out as a movie fan. But writer-director Mark Rappaport is probably unique in the way he’s able to meld those two roles, first in “Rock Hudson’s ...

Kristen Stewart plays nouvelle vague icon Jean Seberg in this account of the FBI surveillance that truncated her Hollywood career, with Jack O'Connell as the investigator needled by conscience.

In “Seberg,” there’s justification for this vivid image. Jean Seberg, the subject of the story and one of Hollywood’s casualties, actually did play Joan of Arc.

“Seberg” most finds its footing when it focuses on Jean herself. We empathize as she wends her way through a Hollywood that sticks her in misguided productions like “Paint Your Wagon ...