Brigitte Bardot

Brigitte Bardot

human

Sex anaa gender	female
Country wey e be citizen	France
Name in native language	Brigitte Bardot
Birth name	Brigitte Anne-Marie Bardot
Given name	Brigitte, Anne-Marie
Family name	Bardot
Nickname	BB
Date of birth	28 September 1934
Place dem born am	15th arrondissement of Paris
Puppie	Louis Bardot
Mummie	Anne-Marie Mucel
Sibling	Mijanou Bardot
Spouse	Roger Vadim, Jacques Charrier, Gunter Sachs, Bernard d'Ormale
Unmarried partner	Gilbert Bécaud, Serge Gainsbourg
Kiddie	Nicolas-Jacques Charrier
Native language	French
Languages dem dey speak, wrep anaa sign	French
Educate for	Cours Hattemer, Conservatoire de Paris
Residence	Saint-Tropez
Work period (start)	1952
Work period (end)	1982
Lifestyle	vegetarianism
Religion anaa worldview	Catholicism
Wears	capri pants
Hair color	blond hair
Instrument	voice
Discography	Brigitte Bardot discography
Filmography	Brigitte Bardot filmography
Record label	MGM Records, Philips Records, Fontana Records, Barclay, Disc'AZ
Award dem receive	Bambi Award, Order of the Golden Ark, Prix des intellectuels indépendants, Legion of Honour, David di Donatello for Best Foreign Actress
Official website	https://www.brigitte-bardot.fr
Documentation files at	SAPA Foundation, Swiss Archive of the Performing Arts

Brigitte Anne-Marie Bardot (dem born am 28 September 1934), wey dem often dey refer am plus ein initials B.B., be former French actress, singer den model. She be famous secof she dey portray sexually emancipated characters plus hedonistic lifestyles, na she be one of de best known sex symbols for de 1950s den 1970s insyd.

Discography

Studio albums

Year	Original title	Translation	Songwriters(s)	Label	Main tracks
1956	Et dieu... créa la femme (music from Roger Vadim's motion picture)	And God Created Woman	Paul Misraki	Versailles
1963	Brigitte	Brigitte Bardot Sings	Serge Gainsbourg Claude Bolling Jean-Max Rivière Fernand Bonifay Spencer Williams Gérard Bourgeois	Philips	L'appareil à sous Invitango Les amis de la musique La Madrague El Cuchipe
1964	B.B.		André Popp Jean-Michel Rivat Jean-Max Rivière Fernand Bonifay Gérard Bourgeois		Moi je joue Une histoire de plage Maria Ninguém Je danse donc je suis Ciel de lit
1968	Bonnie and Clyde (with Serge Gainsbourg)		Serge Gainsbourg Alain Goraguer Spencer Williams Jean-Max Rivière	Fontana	Bonnie And Clyde Bubble Gum Comic Strip
	Show		Serge Gainsbourg Francis Lai Jean-Max Rivière	AZ	Harley Davidson Ay Que Viva La Sangria Contact

Oda notable singles

Year	Original Title	Translation	Songwriters(s)	Label
1962	Sidonie (music from Louis Malle's the motion picture Vie Privée)		Fiorenzo Capri Charles Cros Jean-Max Rivière	Barclay
1965	Viva Maria! (music from Louis Malle's eponymous motion picture) (with Jeanne Moreau)		Jean-Claude Carrière Georges Delerue	Philips
1966	Le soleil	The Sun	Jean-Max Rivière Gérard Bourgeois	AZ
1969	La fille de paille	The Straw Girl	Franck Gérald Gérard Lenorman	Philips
1970	Tu veux ou tu veux pas (Nem Vem Que Nao Tem)	Do You Want Or Not	Pierre Cour Carlos Imperial	Barclay
	Nue au soleil	Naked Under The Sun	Jean Fredenucci Jean Schmidtt
1972	Tu es venu mon amour / Vous Ma Lady (with Laurent Vergez)	You Came My Love / You My Lady	Hugues Aufray Eddy Marnay Eddie Barclay
	Boulevard du rhum (with Guy Marchand) (music from Robert Enrico's motion picture)	Boulevard Of Rhum	François De Roubaix Jean-Paul-Egide Martini
1973	Soleil de ma vie (with Sacha Distel)	Sun Of My Life	Stevie Wonder Jean Broussolle	Pathé
1982	Toutes les bêtes sont à aimer	All Animals Must Be Loved	Jean-Max Rivière	Polydor
1986	Je t'aime... moi non plus (with Serge Gainsbourg) (released and shelved in 1968)	I Love You... Me Neither	Serge Gainsbourg	Philips

Books

Bardot sanso wrep five books:

• Noonoah: Le petit phoque blanc (Grasset, 1978)
• Initiales B.B. (autobiography, Grasset & Fasquelle, 1996)
• Le Carré de Pluton (Grasset & Fasquelle, 1999)
• Un Cri Dans Le Silence (Editions Du Rocher, 2003)
• Pourquoi? (Editions Du Rocher, 2006)

Accolades

Awards den nominations

• 12th Victoires du cinéma français (French cinema victories) (1957): Best Actress, win, as Juliette Hardy in And God Created Woman.
• 11th Bambi Awards (1958): Best Actress, nomination, as Juliette Hardy in And God Created Woman.
• 14th Victoires du cinéma français (1959): Best Actress, win, as Yvette Maudet in In Case of Adversity.
• Brussels European Awards (1960): Best Actress, win, as Dominique Marceau in The Truth.
• 5th David di Donatello Awards (1961): Best Foreign Actress, win, as Dominique Marceau in The Truth.
• 12th Étoiles de cristal (Crystal stars) by the French Cinema Academy (1966): Best Actress, win, as Marie Fitzgerald O'Malley in Viva Maria!.
• 18th Bambi Awards (1967): Bambi Award of Popularity, win.
• 20th BAFTA Awards (1967): BAFTA Award for Best Foreign Actress, nomination, as Marie Fitzgerald O'Malley in Viva Maria!.

Honours

• 1980: Medal of the City of Trieste.
• 1985: Legion of Honour. Medal of the City of Lille.
• 1989: Peace Prize in humanitarian merit.
• 1992: Induction into the United Nations Environment Programme's Global 500 Roll of Honour. Creation in Hollywood of the Brigitte Bardot International Award as part of the Genesis Awards.
• 1994: Medal of the City of Paris.
• 1995: Medal of the City of Saint-Tropez.
• 1996: Medal of the City of La Baule.
• 1997: Greece's UNESCO Ecology Award. Medal of the City of Athens.
• 1999: Asteroid 17062 Bardot was named after her.
• 2001: PETA Humanitarian Award.
• 2008: Spanish Altarriba foundation Award.
• 2017: A statue of 700 kilograms (1,500 lb) and 2.5 metres (8.2 ft) high was erected in her honour in central Saint-Tropez.
• 2019: GAIA Lifetime Achievement Award from the Belgian association for the defence of animal rights.

• 2021: Her effigy in Saint-Tropez was dressed in 1400 gold leaves of 23.75 carats each