Brigitte Bardot

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Characters played by Brigitte Bardot

Camille Javal — Contempt (1963)

Paul's wife who joins him on set. She grows uneasy after Paul passively lets her ride with producer Prokosch, suspecting he is using her for career advancement. She accuses Paul of losing her respect and bartering her to Prokosch. After a confrontation, she leaves with Prokosch and tragically dies alongside him in a car crash.

Vénus — The Twelve Tasks of Asterix (1976)

Roman goddess of love appearing in mythological sequences.

Pilar d'Aranda — Caroline and the Rebels (1955)

Noble Spanish woman navigating family honor, romance, and political intrigue.

Maria I — Viva Maria! (1965)

A French vaudeville performer in a traveling circus troupe. After her partner's suicide, she teams up with Maria II for a successful song-and-dance act. She falls in love with Flores and promises to continue his revolutionary cause, eventually leading a peasant uprising against Rodríguez.

Yvette Maudet — Love Is My Profession (1958)

A 22-year-old attractive petty criminal who robs a watchmaker. She seduces lawyer André Gobillot to secure her defense, successfully getting acquitted through a fabricated witness. She moves into a hotel under his care, but secretly maintains a relationship with her impoverished medical student lover. She reveals her pregnancy to Gobillot, which brings him joy, but her final visit to her old lover results in her fatal throat-cutting.

Countess Irina Lazaar — Shalako (1968)

A French countess traveling with the European hunting party, Irina wanders away and is attacked by Apache warriors before Shalako rescues her. She accompanies him during the effort to leave Apache territory and ultimately rides away with him after the surviving members of the party reach safety.

Louise 'Frenchie King' Miller — The Legend of Frenchie King (1971)

The protagonist who organizes a train robbery with her sisters, acquires the Little 'P' ranch deed, and abandons crime to pursue a settled life as a rancher.

Manina — Manina, the Lighthouse-Keeper's Daughter (1952)

18-year-old lighthouse keeper's daughter on Levezzi island. Described as beautiful and pure, she forms a central romantic relationship with Gérard. Their love story anchors the film's emotional narrative, culminating in a final embrace after the treasure hunt and storm.

Jeanne — Don Juan or If Don Juan Were a Woman (1973)

Jeanne is the central figure, a wealthy woman who believes herself to be the reincarnation of Don Juan. She seduces men and takes pride in destroying those who love her, including Piere Gonzague, Louis Prévost, and Le guitariste. Her actions cause scandal, despair, and ultimately her death in a fire.

Jill — A Very Private Affair (1962)

Jill is an 18-year-old French woman from an upper-class family who leaves her mother and ballet life in Geneva for Paris. After brief work as a model, she becomes a famous actress, suffers a breakdown under paparazzi pressure, finds refuge with Fabio, and dies accidentally while trying to watch his play.

Sophie — Please, Not Now! (1961)

Sophie is a young model whose relationship with Philippe is threatened when he considers leaving her for Barbara. Determined to win him back, she recruits her doctor friend Alain to make Philippe jealous and follows the couple from Paris to Italian ski resorts, where her schemes escalate toward deadly revenge.

Virginie Dandieu — Come Dance with Me! (1959)

Virginie is a young woman married to Hervé despite opposition from her wealthy father, Albert. After mistaking circumstances at Anita’s murder scene for proof of Hervé’s guilt, she investigates independently, takes work at the dance studio, uncovers the misleading statements, and ultimately identifies the real killer.

Career Overview

Brigitte Bardot has 124 screen credits in a career dating back to 1952. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently Electric Blue Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include The Novices, Contempt, Viva Maria!. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
female
Known Credits
124
Birth Date
1934-09-28
Birth Place
Paris, France

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Universe traveler — spans 6 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q36268), public domain (CC0).