French cinema seemed to have trouble taking full advantage of Bardot's drawing power
With the film "Babette s'en va-t-en guerre," directed by Christian Jaque, Brigitte attempted to break out of the mold that her previous roles had forged...
Here she played opposite Jacques Charrier, with their ensuing real-life romance and marriage serving to fuel the fires of their already overwhelming publicity Though Bardot wore a uniform in this movie, the idea as a whole was not enough to carry the film It was, in fact, Francis Blanche playing a Nazi officer who triumphed
Later that year, Brigitte and Michel Boisrond met again to film a detective yarn called "Voulez-vous danser avec moi?" Bardot had become an international star, but, unfortunately, French cinema seemed to have trouble taking full advantage of her drawing power
Here she played opposite Jacques Charrier, with their ensuing real-life romance and marriage serving to fuel the fires of their already overwhelming publicity Though Bardot wore a uniform in this movie, the idea as a whole was not enough to carry the film It was, in fact, Francis Blanche playing a Nazi officer who triumphed
Later that year, Brigitte and Michel Boisrond met again to film a detective yarn called "Voulez-vous danser avec moi?" Bardot had become an international star, but, unfortunately, French cinema seemed to have trouble taking full advantage of her drawing power
- Nazi_Fighter_David
- Jul 29, 2005