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Still of Brigitte Bardot in Love is my Profession
Brigitte Bardot (1934 - )
Film Deaths[edit | edit source]
- The Night Heaven Fell (Les Bijoutiers du claire de lune) (1957) [Ursula]: Shot in the back by a policeman as she runs to warn Stephen Boyd. She dies shortly afterwards while leaning against a wall and talking to Stephen.
- Love is my Profession (En cas de malheur; In Case of Adversity) (1958) [Yvette Maudet]: Throat reportedly slashed by her lover. (I haven't seen this movie, (which remains unavailable anywhere) but I've seen stills of Brigitte's body lying in bed.) (Nudity alert: Topless)
- The Truth (La Verite) (1960) [Dominique Marceau]: Commits suicide by slitting her wrists. (Thanks to Asting)
- Amours celebres (Famous Love Affairs) (1961) [Agnes Bernauer]: Executed for witchcraft by being drowned in a lake. (Thanks to Alan)
- A Very Private Affair (Vie Privee) (1961) [Jill]: Falls to her death. (Thanks to Neceros)
- Contempt (Le mepris) (1963) [Camille Javal]: Killed in a car crash (off-screen), along with Jack Palance. Their bodies are shown in the wreckage afterwards.
- Don Juan or: if Don Juan were a Woman (Don Juan ou Si Don Juan etait une femme...Ms. Don Juan) (1973) [Jeanne]: Buried alive by Maurice Ronet. (Thanks to Alan)
Notable Connections[edit | edit source]
- Ex-Mrs. Roger Vadim
- Sister of Mijanou Bardot
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Brigitte Bardot in The Night Heaven Fell
Brigitte Bardot in The Truth
Brigitte Bardot's crash scene from Contempt
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