Et Dieu... créa la femme

1956
16
1h 35min

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6,3/10

9,7 k

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Brigitte Bardot, Jean-Louis Trintignant, and Curd Jürgens in Et Dieu... créa la femme (1956)

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Drama Romance

Sous le soleil de Saint-Tropez, une jeune femme aime un homme, mais se marie avec son frère.Sous le soleil de Saint-Tropez, une jeune femme aime un homme, mais se marie avec son frère.Sous le soleil de Saint-Tropez, une jeune femme aime un homme, mais se marie avec son frère.

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6,3/10

9,7 k

MA NOTE

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Récompenses
- 1 nomination au total

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

Gaffes
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.

Citations
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.

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

Bandes originales
Mon Coeur Éclate
Music by Gilbert Bécaud
Lyrics by Pierre Delanoë
Performed by Gilbert Bécaud

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Pfff... In all her 48 movies Brigitte Bardot never catches public imagination more thouroughly and efficiently than she does in 'et Dieu créa la femme'. Her performance in this movie really makes the sparks fly off your screen. Make sure you see the new, cleaned up version, by the way. You'll better appreciate its fine use of colors.

By this statement we have captured the essence of 'Dieu'. There really is nothing more positive to say about this movie. But it is enough. More than enough. Surely no one could have played the role of Juliette better than Brigitte did. By wearing her long, blond hair loose, Brigitte suggest sexual availability. Paradise on earth is just around the corner, she tells us. And today Brigitte's message sounds as fresh and promising as in 1956. That's why 'et Dieu créa la femme' is immortal.