Brigitte Bardot

Brigitte Bardot

Brigitte Bardot, born Camille Geval, was born on September 28, 1934 under the sign of Libra. She never liked going to the cinema and starred in 48 films, the most famous of which are “And God Created Woman”, “Viva Maria”, “Babette Goes to War”, “Dear Brigitte”. As a child, by all accounts and her own conviction, Brigitte Bardot was an ugly duckling. At the same time, a gypsy woman predicted to her father that the sonorous surname Bardo would become known throughout the world. And so it happened: a few years later, for the Vatican, she became the personification of sin, and for France, the symbol of the country, Marianne.
It all started with the May 1950 issue of ELLE magazine, where fifteen-year-old Brigitte was the face of the “Mothers and Daughters” series. Director Marc Allegre, who came across this number, invited young Brigitte to star in his film. (However, the shooting fell through, and her film debut took place a little later - in the film about village life “The Normandy Hole”.) Here the account was opened of her love stories, which filled the whole life of the great Frenchwoman. Disillusioned with men, Bardot, at the age of 66, was admitted to the clinic with a temperature of forty degrees due to the death of her beloved cat. She has now become an outspoken animal rights activist. She herself told the story of the woman whom Playboy magazine put in fourth place on the list of the most beautiful and sexy ladies of the outgoing century in her scandalous autobiography, “The History of BB.” For this, her second husband Jacques Charrier and son Nicolas sued her, and Brigitte Bardot and the publisher of her memoirs were fined 44 thousand dollars for disclosing family secrets.