Fabrizio del Wrongo writes:
The posters for Brigitte Bardot’s films constitute their own little genre of graphic design.
Which do you like best?
Contempt (Italian)
That Naughty Girl (French)
Please Not Now! (Italian)
Her Bridal Night (USA)
Come Dance With Me (French)
. . . And God Created Woman (Argentine)
Please Not Now! (French)
That Naughty Girl (USA)
Contempt (French)
Love On a Pillow (Italian)
A Very Private Affair (French)
Please Not Now! (Japanese)
Babette Goes to War (French)
Love is My Profession (USA)
Contempt (Danish)
Mademoiselle Striptease (USA)
Female and the Flesh (USA)
A Woman Like Satan (USA)
Contempt (Italian)
About Fabrizio del Wrongo
Recovering liberal arts major. Unrepentant movie nut. Aspiring boozehound.
My wife can remember how very pretty Bardot was before she was transformed into a blonde sex bomb.
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The Italian one for “Contempt.”
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Agree. Italians know where the business end is.
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Wow, thanks for bringing back some great memories. Is there anyone around today who can compare with BB in her prime? I can’t think of any. What a unique and attractive woman, in so many ways. It isn’t just my imagination and fading memory, girls WERE sexier back then…
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I’m with Blowhard, Esq., but that might be because it was just the last one.
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As for my favorite, I’d have to say “A Very Private Affair” – sexy, understated, and elegant.
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Great collection, and fascinating to compare the different national styles too. Can’t choose a favorite from among so many riches!
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