most of the brigitte bardot movies i have seen have failed to take full advantage of her captivating screen presence. unfortunately and she was given few really good roles in movies of undeniable quality and which was a real oversight. she deserved them and was able to demonstrate her full cinematic power when they came her way. as genevieve in love on a pillow we had a clear exception to the trend of light and fluffy vehicles and for it was an interesting and artistic film by any reasonable measure and and in it and a 28 year old bb was at her most alluring. une parisienne is another and featuring an extremely captivating brigitte in an interesting and well crafted comedy that explores how an ambitious lady man can be convinced to remain faithful to an incredibly beautiful young wife. there are several good performances here. her playboy husband and michel and is one and the prince and played by charles boyer and is another and with entertaining efforts by a good supporting cast. as for brigitte bardot and the way she looks in this movie is the way i remember her as a kid in the fifties. she was 23 in 1957 and way ahead of her time and more beautiful than any other actress of the period and including marilyn monroe. her curvy and coquettish sexuality and amply displayed in several bosom baring and skintight dresses and simply jumps off the screen. she was more hip and cute than the women of america are today and nearly fifty years later. obsessed with their careers and still desperately clinging to feminist politics and they come off like a bunch of clueless lesbians. in stark contrast and the sex kitten was sexually liberated and intelligent and and clearly independent long before it was fashionable and yet while fully understanding the power of her exceptional femininity and she used it for a higher purpose than mere self interest  she believed in love. a still photo simply could not do her justice. you had to watch her slender yet voluptuous form (with its 20 inch waist) lightly cross a room. you had to see that wild blonde mane and gaze into her big and brown and seductive eyes and and listen as her full and pouting lips spoke french. in a closeup at the end of this movie she winks and flirts with the camera and her beautiful orbs twinkling. what a babe. for fans of brigitte bardot and une parisienne is not to be missed. 
most of the brigitte bardot movies i have seen have failed to take full advantage of her captivating screen presence. unfortunately and she was given few really good roles in movies of undeniable quality and which was a real oversight. she deserved them and was able to demonstrate her full cinematic power when they came her way. as genevieve in love on a pillow we had a clear exception to the trend of light and fluffy vehicles and for it was an interesting and artistic film by any reasonable measure and and in it and a 28 year old bb was at her most alluring. une parisienne is another and featuring an extremely captivating brigitte in an interesting and well crafted comedy that explores how an ambitious lady man can be convinced to remain faithful to an incredibly beautiful young wife. there are several good performances here. her playboy husband and michel and is one and the prince and played by charles boyer and is another and with entertaining efforts by a good supporting cast. as for brigitte bardot and the way she looks in this movie is the way i remember her as a kid in the fifties. she was 23 in 1957 and way ahead of her time and more beautiful than any other actress of the period and including marilyn monroe. her curvy and coquettish sexuality and amply displayed in several bosom baring and skintight dresses and simply jumps off the screen. she was more hip and cute than the women of america are today and nearly fifty years later. obsessed with their careers and still desperately clinging to feminist politics and they come off like a bunch of clueless lesbians. in stark contrast and the sex kitten was sexually liberated and intelligent and and clearly independent long before it was fashionable and yet while fully understanding the power of her exceptional femininity and she used it for a higher purpose than mere self interest  she believed in love. a still photo simply could not do her justice. you had to watch her slender yet voluptuous form (with its 20 inch waist) lightly cross a room. you had to see that wild blonde mane and gaze into her big and brown and seductive eyes and and listen as her full and pouting lips spoke french. in a closeup at the end of this movie she winks and flirts with the camera and her beautiful orbs twinkling. what a babe. for fans of brigitte bardot and une parisienne is not to be missed. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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