Brigitte Bardot is a French actress, who made her acting debut in ‘Le Trou normand’ (1952) and had a lead role in ‘Manina, the Girl in the Bikini’, the same year.
She then landed leading roles in ‘His Father's Portrait’ (1953) and ‘Act of Love’ (1953). Brigitte Bardot tasted success with French movies like ‘Royal Affairs in Versailles’ (1954), ‘Caroline and the Rebels’ (1954), and ‘Futures vedettes’ (1954). Her first role in a Hollywood movie was a small part in ‘Act of Love’ (1953), and her growing stature as an actress led to a major role in ‘Doctor at Sea’ (1955).
In the next few years, Brigitte Bardot appeared in some of the best and highest grossing movies of her career including, ‘Naughty Girl’ (1956), ‘Plucking the Daisy’ (1956), and ‘The Bride Is Much Too Beautiful’ (1956). ‘Et Dieu créa la femme’ or ‘And God Created Woman’ (1956) is her most famous movie to date. ‘The Truth’ (1960), ‘A Very Private Affair’ (1961), and ‘Viva Maria!’ (1965) are her other notable works.