1.  - Jean-Louis Trintignant, Trois coleurs: Rouge, Poland-France-Switzerland, 1994. Nothing like recommending a dead actor for a role... The perfect French star  passed and suggested that a certain Swedish actor would be perfect - and Polish director Krzysztof Kielowski agreed. When Jean-Lou's daughter, Marie, found out, she basically yelled: “Are you mad, you must work with this incredible man!” What neither Trintignant or Kielowski knew at the time is that Löwenadler had been dead for 17 years.