Literature and history: 15-year-old model, published in magazines; 50s sensational French sexy kitten, Brigitte Bardot These four words are equal to special objects, known as the dreams of men all over Europe; he created an unforgettable French movie "sexy" image with a natural performance style; she starred in the first film in a bikini, establishing her status as a sexy goddess in one fell swoop, and also making bikini popular rapidly. The film was banned for 6 years due to conservative intervention; she was not only a fashion muse, but also a trendsetter, and her image appeared in almost all fashion magazines in the West; the Beatles and Bob Dylan were fascinated by her and could not write songs, and leaders such as De Gaulle spoke directly: "Brigitte Bardot and Renault are equally important French exports".
I don't appreciate her, really.
Brigitte Bardot was born in 1934 to a middle-class family in Paris, France, the son of an industrialist who ran an airline and the mother of an insurance company chairman.
At the age of 5, Brigitte Bardot was influenced by her mother to become exposed to ballet.
At the age of 13, he entered the École Nationale Supérieure des Music and Dances in Paris, France, after which he studied ballet for three years under the Russian dancer Boris Niyadev.
In 1949, at the invitation of an acquaintance of her mother, Brigitte Bardot modeled at a fashion show. In the same year, she became an exclusive model for the fashion magazine Jardin des Modes.
In March 1950, she was featured on the cover of the fashion magazine ELLE, and she was favored by director Mark Allegle. Soon after, Mark Allegle's assistant and director Roger Vadim contacted Brigitte Bardot to audition for the film Laurel Tree Cut. Despite the success of the audition, the film project was canceled, but Brigitte had the idea of becoming an actress.
In 1952, he starred in his first film , The Cider Inn in Normandy , directed by Jean Bouyer , and Brigitte Bardot officially entered the show business. In the same year, she made her debut as the female number one in the comedy film "The Girl Wearing the Bikini", playing the beautiful and pure 18-year-old girl Marina, her bikini swimsuit image in the film promoted the popularity of bikini, she wore a bikini to appear in the first film, establishing her status as a sexy goddess in one fell swoop, and also making bikini popular rapidly. Due to the intervention of conservative forces, the film was not publicly screened in the United States until six years after filming.
In 1953, he starred in the comedy film Portrait of a Father. In the same year, he co-starred with Kirk Douglas, Danny Robin and others in the love movie "This Hate", which was co-produced by the United States and France, and Brigitte Bardot also entered the American market.
In 1954, he starred in the historical film "The History of Versailles" directed by Saka Guitri, and in the same year, co-starred in the Italian drama "Tradita" with Lucia Pose.
In March 1955, he starred in the adventure film Le Fils de Caroline chérie. In July, the comedy movie "Spring Colors Boundless Green Waves" starring him was released. In the same year, he starred in the romantic comedy "The Great Maneuver" directed by René Claire.
In January 1956, he participated in the historical adventure film "Trojan Slaughter City". In April, she played Brigitte, the daughter of nightclub owner Paul, in the musical film Naughty Girl. In the same year, he starred in the comedy film "Flower Daisy Fragrance" with Daniel Guering. In November, he co-starred with Jean-Louis Trentinion in the love film God Created Woman as the young and sexy orphan Juliet, which grossed $4 million. Brigitte Bardot was nominated for Best International Actress at the 11th German Bambi Awards for the film.
In 1957, he co-starred with Charles Boyer in the comedy film Parisian Woman, playing brigitte, the president of France. She earned the nickname "Sex Kitten" for the film.
In 1958, in the crime thriller "Wildcat of the Moon and Night", she played Ursula, a young Spanish girl who had just left the monastery; in the same year, she co-starred with Jean Gabon in the love crime film "Unhappy Moments".
In 1959, she played Eva, a woman from a poor background, in the feature film "The Woman Who Wanted a Man's Life", and she also learned to ride a horse in order to shoot the film. Subsequently, he starred in the war comedy "Baby from the Army" directed by Christian Jacques. In the same year, he co-starred with Henry Vidal in the crime film Dance with Me.
In 1960, he made a cameo appearance in the biopic Orpheus's Will, directed by Jean Guccido. In the same year, he starred in the suspense film The Truth, directed by Henri George Cruzot, playing the depraved young woman Dominic Marceau. She won best foreign actress at the 5th Italian David Awards for the film.
In 1961, he co-starred with Michelle Sauber in the light comedy "Don't! " as young model Sophie. Subsequently, the anthology film Celebrity Love Story, which co-starred with Alain Deron, Jean-Paul Belmondo and others, was released.
In 1962, she starred in the feature film Wildcat Obsession with Marcelo Mastruani and sang the film interlude Sidonie, her first solo song. In the same year, he co-starred in the love movie "Pillow Whisper" with Robert Hossen.
In January 1963, he released his first studio album Brigitte Bardot Sings, in collaboration with French singer Serge Gansbourg. In the same year, he starred in the New Wave film Contempt, directed by Jean-Luc Godard.
In January 1964, he released his second studio album B.B., which contained 12 French songs. In March, the war comedy "A Cute Idiot", co-starring With Anthony Perkins, was released.
In 1965, he starred in the family comedy film "Prodigy". Subsequently, she co-starred in the comedy adventure film "Long Live Maria" with Jeanne Moro, and sang an interlude for the film with Jeanne Moro, for which she was nominated for the 20th British Academy Film Awards for Best Foreign Actress.
In 1966, he made cameo appearances in the feature film Marie Soleil and the New Wave film Male, Female.
In 1967, he starred in the romance film Two Weeks in September, directed by Secky Bognon.
In January 1968, he collaborated with Serge Gansbour to release the music album Bonnie and Clyde, which was themed "Love". Subsequently, in the horror suspense film "Ghost in the Shell", the woman dressed as a man and played against Alain Deron. In November, he released his solo music album "Special Bardot". In December, the Western," which co-starred with Sean Connery, was released as the leader of the team, Countess Erina.
In 1969, he starred in the comedy film "Group Portrait of Women".
In 1970, he starred in the comedy film "Pick a Love". In the same year, he starred with Anne Giraldo in the film Church of the Clouds and Rains, and the two sang the song Chacun Son Homme together.
In 1971, he starred in the adventure film Rum Boulevard and sang the songs "Boulevard du rhum" and "Plaisir d'amour" with Guy Mochent. In the same year, he co-starred with Claudia Katina in the Western action film Showdown.
In 1973, he starred in the feature film Don Juan directed by Roger Vadim; in the same year, his last film, Corinnot's Happy Life, was released.
In the same year, he announced that he would devote himself to animal protection.
In 1986, the "Brigitte Bardot Foundation" was established to devote itself to animal rescue and conservation. She has also written to leaders on several occasions condemning their inaction in the field of animal protection, including Emmanuel Macron, France's 25th president.
In January 1985, she underwent breast cancer surgery.
Four marriages.
Brigitte Anne-Marie Bardot (born 28 September 1934) was born in Paris, France. French actor, singer and model.
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