Y Dios creó a la mujer

Título original: Et Dieu... créa la femme

1956
PG
1h 35min

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Brigitte Bardot in Y Dios creó a la mujer (1956)

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Drama Romance

En la soleada calle Tropez, una joven mujer ama a un hermano pero se casa con el otro.En la soleada calle Tropez, una joven mujer ama a un hermano pero se casa con el otro.En la soleada calle Tropez, una joven mujer ama a un hermano pero se casa con el otro.

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- 1 nominación en total

Trivia
This film is generally credited with making St. Tropez a fashionable resort.

Errores
When Juliette is in the bathroom and hears the guys talking about her, she throws the brush and slams open the door. However, no audio from the brush or the door is heard.

Citas
Mme Vigier-Lefranc: Eric, I'm worried about you.
Eric Carradine: Worried?
Mme Vigier-Lefranc: You are at the point of falling for her.
Eric Carradine: What makes you say that?
Mme Vigier-Lefranc: Whenever you look at her, you appear less intelligent.

Conexiones
Featured in Aujourd'hui Madame: La femme de 40 ans (1974)

Bandas sonoras
Mon Coeur Éclate
Music by Gilbert Bécaud
Lyrics by Pierre Delanoë
Performed by Gilbert Bécaud

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7/10

BB at her Sauciest in Vadime's Best Film!

This groundbreaking Vadim film made Ms. Bardot the hottest sex symbol on the planet back in 1956. Vadim was never much of a director, but he had great taste in women (Bardot, Deneuve, J. Fonda). Brigitte Bardot is a knockout as a spoiled and selfish 20 y/o who doesn't seem to know what she wants, but all the men want HER! No one walks down a street like Ms. Bardot. Beautiful location and good performances all around.

It's too bad the dubbed version has a terrible voice used for Brigitte, but her physical presence carries it anyway. She knows how to move and hold your attention. Just an incredibly vibrant creature of the 50's. She has undervalued as an actress and no one was sexier or more sure of herself (at least ON screen). Best performance = Bardot. A 7 out of 10.