Brigitte Bardot

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Brigitte Bardot

Que reste-il du mythe Brigitte Bardot?

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Que reste-il encore du mythe Brigitte Bardot?

Plan

·Introduction

·Ses débuts dans le monde des célèbrités et son mariage avec Roger

Vadim

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·"Et Dieu créa la femme", son image dans les anneés soixante

·Ses opinions sur les droits des animaux, l'arret de sa carrière et la

fondation Brigitte Bardot

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·Son attaque contre - Chine, pour ses traitements des animaux

- Corèe de Sud pour la nouvelle loi

·Conclusion

Brigitte Bardot était la 'femme objet' des années soixante, et elle

était connue pour son look "d'étudiante provocatrice". (www.geocities.com/bardot_brigitte/fr/brigitte)

Née a Paris le 28 septembre 1934, elle a reussi à se libérer de sa

famille bourgeoise et entrer dans le monde des célèbrités à l'âge de

seulement 14 ans.

Brigitte Bardot était une fauteuse de trouble depuis son très jeune

âge. Aprés la dispute avec ses parents pour qu'elle puisse devenir une

covergirl, ils se bagarrent contre son mariage avec Roger Vadim. C'est

compréhensible que sa famille n'a pas aimé l'idée qu'elle a habité Ã

Cap Mythres avec Vadim, et "a appris à vivre en sauvage, pieds nus…" (www.chez.com/bbardot/bio/biogra)

Les amoureux ont dû attendre son 18ème anniversaire pour s'enfuir

ensemble.

Après ceci, elle fut découverte par le réalisateur Jean Boyer grâce Ã

qui elle a joué dans "Le trou Normand" au côtés de Kirk Douglas. Mais

son vrai début fut "Et Dieu créa la femme"en 1956, réalisé par son

mari. Ce film a créé un scandale énorme, parce que Brigitte a joué

dans ce film d'une manière sensuelle et sauvage sans aucun complexe.

"Je ne jouais pas, j'étais". (www.chez.com/bbardot/bio/biogra) Le

mythe Brigitte Bardot est né, et son style, son allure, sa sensualité

furent copiés par toutes les filles en France. On peut jusqu'à dire

qu'elle entraina les jeunes Françaises dans la mode des mini-jupes!

Brigitte Bardot sera la première à crier au scandale les méthodes

cruelles d'abattage des animaux de boucherie. Elle se battra pour

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