brigitte bardot: from former face of french cinema to the current face of bigotry
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Brigitte Bardot Is Handed Her Sixth Fine for “Inciting Racial Hatred” by Erin Vanderhoof.
Brigitte Bardot's Troubling Real-Life Story by Frank F. and Paris L. When Hollywood stars tried to free Roman Polanski with a 2009 petition by Thomas Leatham. Jane Birkin - "I Also Act" by Richard Luck.
All About Brigitte Bardot by France Today. Bardot: the Making of A Femme Fatale by Barnett Singer.
Brigitte Bardot & Roger Vadim - Love of The Twenties by Agnieszka Czarkowska-Krupa.
Roger Vadim: An Eye for the Ladies by Grace Lichtenstein.
French Icon: Brigitte Bardot by Heidi Fuller-Love.
Brigitte Bardot fined for ‘inciting racial hatred’ a sixth time by Brooke Kato.
Showing Her Claws: Oh Brigitte! Where did you go wrong? It takes a special talent for a living myth to knock herself off her own pedestal by The Irish Times (1998); no author.
'Prisoner of My Body': Resurfaced Brigitte Bardot Abortion Story Goes Viral by Emma Nolan. Brigitte at war by Mary Dejevsky.
Simone de Beauvoir - Brigitte Bardot and Lolita Syndrome by Byron's Muse.
Brigitte Bardot: Former Face of French Cinema and Current Face of Bigotry by Beverly Abellanosa.
Brigitte Bardot’s Dating History: From Roger Vadim to Bernard d’Ormale by Julie Tremaine.
Brigitte Bardot at 80: still outrageous, outspoken and controversial by Agnès Poirier.
How Brigitte Bardot changed fashion in the 1960s by Tess Russell.
Bardot's right-wing rant shocks France by Gwladys Fouché.
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Sources:
Brigitte Bardot Is Handed Her Sixth Fine for “Inciting Racial Hatred” by Erin Vanderhoof.
Brigitte Bardot's Troubling Real-Life Story by Frank F. and Paris L. When Hollywood stars tried to free Roman Polanski with a 2009 petition by Thomas Leatham. Jane Birkin - "I Also Act" by Richard Luck.
All About Brigitte Bardot by France Today. Bardot: the Making of A Femme Fatale by Barnett Singer.
Brigitte Bardot & Roger Vadim - Love of The Twenties by Agnieszka Czarkowska-Krupa.
Roger Vadim: An Eye for the Ladies by Grace Lichtenstein.
French Icon: Brigitte Bardot by Heidi Fuller-Love.
Brigitte Bardot fined for ‘inciting racial hatred’ a sixth time by Brooke Kato.
Showing Her Claws: Oh Brigitte! Where did you go wrong? It takes a special talent for a living myth to knock herself off her own pedestal by The Irish Times (1998); no author.
'Prisoner of My Body': Resurfaced Brigitte Bardot Abortion Story Goes Viral by Emma Nolan. Brigitte at war by Mary Dejevsky.
Simone de Beauvoir - Brigitte Bardot and Lolita Syndrome by Byron's Muse.
Brigitte Bardot: Former Face of French Cinema and Current Face of Bigotry by Beverly Abellanosa.
Brigitte Bardot’s Dating History: From Roger Vadim to Bernard d’Ormale by Julie Tremaine.
Brigitte Bardot at 80: still outrageous, outspoken and controversial by Agnès Poirier.
How Brigitte Bardot changed fashion in the 1960s by Tess Russell.
Bardot's right-wing rant shocks France by Gwladys Fouché.
She had female lovers, yet she’s against gay people? What a hypocrite!
it’s giving “i was a lesbian once” like it’s a phase 😭😭
Internalized biphobia/homophobia is more common among lgbtq people than you think 😢
I had that issue once. It's kinda like a self defense or self preservation thing where you publicly hate and destroy what you are in order to give society the idea that you are not part of that group so that you are not suspected and therefore can hide in plain sight. People with internalized biphobia/homophobia act like this out of self hatred and a desire to scrub away what they are because they're afraid of what society may think. I don't know how best to explain it, but it's kinda like how "pick me" girls have internalized misogyny as a result of society's hatred for women.
I'm not justifying her behavior, nor my previous actions or anybody else who had internalized biphobia/homphobia. Rather, I'm giving you an idea as to why this happens.
She should be held accountable for her actions.
Biphobia is very common among feminine popular women
Someone can have same-sex relationships while still holding negative views towards LGBTQ+ individuals. This is common among hypocrites, mad people, and people who grew up in the conservative era.
Well it seems she had a problem with gay men, not women, which is still homophobic obviously. A lot of people who have gay relationships and sex don't consider these relationships and sexual encounters part of their identity, rather seeing them as just actions and do not consider themselves part of any wider lgbt community, even being disgusted by the community and identities. This is especially common in older people
I think people in the comments are obsessed with defending her only because she’s pretty. I know she’s from another time but that doesn’t mean you can’t learn and grow.
So true.
There are many reasons why I don't like Brigitte Bardot, but perhaps the most prominent one is her reputation as a heartless rich bitch. While she may have been adored by many for her beauty and acting talent, her actions and attitudes have shown a lack of empathy and compassion that is truly disheartening.
Firstly, Bardot's treatment of animals is appalling. Despite being known as a passionate animal rights activist, she has been repeatedly accused of neglecting and mistreating her own pets. In 2004, she was fined for keeping her donkey and goat in unsanitary conditions, and she has also faced charges for neglecting her dogs and allowing them to roam freely and attack other animals. It is deeply troubling to see someone who claims to care about animal welfare behaving in such a callous and irresponsible manner.
Moreover, Bardot's behavior towards people has also been far from admirable. She has made numerous racist and xenophobic remarks, including referring to immigrants as 'invaders' and advocating for a 'white Europe.' These comments not only showcase her ignorance and bigotry, but also perpetuate harmful and exclusionary attitudes. It is unacceptable for someone with such a platform and influence to spread hate and intolerance.
Furthermore, Bardot's wealth and privilege seem to have disconnected her from reality and the struggles of the average person. She has been known to make insensitive and elitist comments, such as saying that poor people should not have children if they cannot afford them. Her wealth and fame have allowed her to live in a bubble of luxury and extravagance, seemingly without any concern for those less fortunate.
In addition to her problematic actions and attitudes, Bardot's constant need for attention and controversy is exhausting. She has often made controversial statements and posed nude for photoshoots even in her old age, seemingly desperate to stay in the public eye. It is disappointing to see someone who was once revered as a symbol of beauty and sophistication resort to such attention-seeking behavior.
In conclusion, while Brigitte Bardot may have been an icon in her prime, her behavior and attitudes over the years have been deeply disappointing. Her lack of compassion, disregard for animal welfare, and harmful comments towards marginalized groups make it difficult to admire her. She may have been a star on the silver screen, but her actions off-screen have shown her to be nothing more than a heartless rich bitch.
You would.be surprised how many people do not learn and grow, especially how you think they should. She learned her own lessons. She grew in her own way. I, too, want utopia where everyone is kind and respectful of one another, but that is not a human thing. We are dualistic in nature (just like nature itself) and some lean and stay in one aspect more than others, some move from one end to another, and some run along the scale back and forth all their life.
Yes, there are lots of stars from that era who were able to grow with the times
Pretty Privilege in a nutshell
Brigitte Bardot is the epitome of rich/white/pretty privilege. Most of what she had was given to her on a silver plate thanks to her beauty and charisma. She didn't want to pursue an acting career, yet she became one of the most famous actress of her generation simply by catching the eye of a director. As her contemporaries say, she wasn't even acting, just playing herself. Even her fashion style defines itself as being effortless, which Bardot often prides herself for. And while it's commendable how she became such an icon through charisma and beauty alone, I cannot help but think of how all that privilege contributed to shaping her out-of-touch worldview, especially regarding discriminated groups. The fact that she prides herself for being the face of the sexual revolution, having slept with men and women, yet she still discriminates lgbt+ people... That's wild.
On top of that, Bardot's controversial views on immigration and animal rights have also led to widespread criticism. She has been known to make inflammatory statements about immigrants and refugees, and has been fined multiple times for inciting racial hatred. Her disregard for animal rights has also drawn backlash, with her support of bullfighting and fur clothing causing outrage among animal activists.
Overall, Brigitte Bardot's privilege has allowed her to live a life of luxury and fame, but it has also led to her being out of touch with the struggles and challenges faced by marginalized communities. It serves as a reminder of the importance of using one's platform for good and being mindful of the impact of one's words and actions on others.
@@PoisonelleMisty4311 Most rich people ARE SUPPORTING the migrants. The jobs are cheaper that way. Bardot is actually in touch with what normal people think of them and the insecurities they are causing to this country
Right it was her privilege at not that there are immigrant rape gangs, mass knife killings by immigrants, and the fact Paris is ranked dangerous in world maps.
@@PoisonelleMisty4311 Wait, I thought she actually hated bullfighting and fur ? I mean half her life if not more is about defending animal rights, and screw humans in general...
Actually she was quite rebellious and defined a standard of sexual freedom during a very conservative time; one the first famous women to sport a bikini among other things, she was quite reckless and "I do what I please" type of gal. I do think she helped put in motion a sort of cultural liberation, at least in France. Let's not take the only good thing about her LOL
That part about her husband forcing her to continue pregnancy after she repeatedly tried to end it made me shudder. I can't imagine being forced to give birth against my will and then have to pretend to be a happy mother in front of the camera. The saddest thing is that plenty of women who were forced into motherhood have to pretend in a similar way, because they obviously can't let others see that they never wanted to be a parent, because that's not fair to the child - thus perpetuating the myth that eeeevery woman is happy to have children, even if she didn't want them before they were born.
@@nharber9837loved this description and agree she was coerced …I wouldn’t even be half as kind as Bardot was if I was stuck in her situation
if you don't want to become a parent, don't fuck around. Why do you even get married, if you don't want children? The goal of any marriage is to found a family, at least to not exclude it completely. Brigitte grew up in a Catholic family, got married in church. Back than the Catholic Church preached that even using contraceptives within a marriage is a sin, not to mention abortion, which was a no-no-go.
@@ekesandras1481 Not everyone who gets married has kids. Marriage doesn't require having children. 🙄🤦🏾♀️
@@ekesandras1481 NO, a man or woman who's incapable of having children can still get married because they love their partner. Marriage affirms *LOVE* it does not force reproduction. Thank heaven for that, too. Some people are simply not suitable genetically, or emotionally, or physically, or all of the above to have children.
@@ekesandras1481Marriage isn't just about being a breeder. It's primarily about finding and being a good life companion. Breeding is only of secondary importance (or of no importance at all to some who have other more important life aspirations than to do what any animal can do. Copulation and procreation. Obviously SOMEBODY has to perform this basic, low level human function ie breed. But, just because YOU choose that role as YOUR life aspiration doesn't entitle you yo inflict it on others who see it as unimportant, don't want it, or to judge them adversely, discrimminate against them etc, just because they are not breeders like you. Sick of yjis current generation and also some older ones inflicting their ideas on this assessment on others who think differently. Back in the 60's, I'm BB' s youth the Baby Boomers generation were not into this breeding 'my family' thing, like millennials are. Having kids was stigmatised, the sort of thing backward plebs, Catholics etc did. The Boomer a married but would generally only have 1 kid, to please their old, maybe 2 if there was a contraception failure. It was not the sort of status thing having kids is a long millennials. The Boomers had better, more important goals in life. But those who did breed raised them well, unlike this millennial generation do. So, stop judgeing people from a different era, with different values according to your own worthless, irrelevant, toxic, offensive values others reject outright. That's a round about way of saying 'pull your heads in'.
Not people in the comments saying most French people agree with her and are conservative.. BULLSHIT.
No. U talking BS. M french and u not
@@metalbelles3662 I am French
The majority of French people are against mass immigration just like Brigitte Bardot
A lot of french absolutely do agree with her. Islam is a very intinidating and destructive force and is destablizing france and the whole of europe as we speak. Her comments were 100% correct
most older french (and other european countries) people have views like this
22:44 unsurprising that Vadim, an adult man who seduced a sheltered 15 year old girl, would become unintetested when she grew into a fully realised woman with her own goals and successful career.
This is one kind of trauma I'm thankful I avoided by being repulsed by older men from early girlhood. Maybe it's from having no abandonment melange from my parents.
@@WynneL
Vadim was not an old man, only six years older than Bardot.
As a younger French person I still don’t get how she turned from being the savior of all stray dogs in Europe into a near-fascist !? Like…but I guess I just grew up and am able to do my own research on the people we have put on pedestals !
You get tired of the terrorism and riots at some point i guess
While it is undoubtedly true that Brigitte Bardot has graced the silver screen with her undeniable beauty and captivated audiences around the world, it cannot be denied that her wealth may have clouded her once-charming personality. One cannot help but notice that behind those perfectly sculpted features lies a heartless demeanor. Perhaps, at times, the affluence she possesses has tainted her understanding of the struggles faced by ordinary folks. It's as if she views empathy as an unnecessary accessory to complement her lavish lifestyle. However, let us remember that being wealthy does not equate to being immune from compassion or human decency. Alas, Bardot seems to have missed that memo while partying on her yacht in the glamorous ports of Saint-Tropez. It is regrettable, for she could have used her influential status to make a difference in the lives of those less fortunate instead of exclusively bathing in self-indulgence and indifference.
@@gaffgarion7049 However, these people do not trust their feelings much and they may seem cold and reserved. They tend to have emotional problems and they look for older partners. Their feelings are stable, but they find it hard to express them.
It's well known and very logical that refusing immigration and the presence in one's country of people embracing the most archaic ideology in history, i.e. Islam, is a clear sign of near-fascism. Why are people, especially the youngest in our society, so unable to reason logically? 🤔🙄
near fascist no, fascist yes. she's not tip toeing, she's fully bathing
She loves her fur coats, I love my family. Loved that.
I have one sided beef with this celebrity. When I found out about the racism scandals I was appalled but when I found out about about her son I felt so bad for him just WOW. His mother wound must have been AWFUL and I hope he healed as an adult.
@@ArZaino Alors vous soutenez les nazis ? Très "gentil" de ta part (non)
There are numerous reasons why I have a strong aversion towards Brigitte Bardot, and it all boils down to one simple fact: she is a heartless rich bitch. Despite being lauded as a sex symbol and an icon of French cinema, Bardot's actions and behavior have consistently shown her true nature - one of selfishness, cruelty, and entitlement. From her blatant disregard for animal rights to her racism and bigotry, Bardot's actions have time and time again proven that she is nothing more than a spoiled, privileged individual who has no empathy for anyone or anything outside of her own bubble of wealth and fame.
First and foremost, Bardot's complete lack of regard for animal welfare is truly disturbing. As a known animal lover and activist, one would expect her to use her platform and resources to advocate for the well-being of animals. However, Bardot has repeatedly made headlines for her cruel treatment of animals, including the infamous incident where she had her pet monkey euthanized simply because it had grown too big to handle. She has also been fined multiple times for mistreating her own animals, including her horses and dogs. It is clear that Bardot's love for animals only extends as far as they serve her own selfish desires, and she has no qualms about discarding them when they no longer do so.
Furthermore, Bardot's bigoted and racist views have been well-documented. She has made numerous derogatory comments towards various minority groups, including immigrants, Muslims, and the LGBTQ+ community. Her statements are not only offensive and harmful, but they also showcase her complete lack of empathy towards those who are different from her. It is alarming that someone with such a large platform and influence would use it to spread hate and intolerance rather than promoting acceptance and equality.
Additionally, Bardot's privileged upbringing and wealth have undoubtedly contributed to her entitled and selfish behavior. She has been quoted saying that she does not care about the struggles of the working class, and has even gone as far as to say that she would rather be deaf than poor. Her elitist attitude and complete disregard for those less fortunate than her only solidify the fact that she is nothing more than a heartless rich bitch who is out of touch with the realities of the world.
In conclusion, the reasons for my disdain towards Brigitte Bardot are plentiful. Her heartlessness, selfishness, and lack of empathy make it impossible for me to see her as anything other than a despicable human being. Despite her fame and beauty, Bardot's true character is revealed through her actions and words, and it is one that I cannot help but despise.
Yes it most certainly is, but she didn't hide it from anyone and she tried her best to abort. She, herself, said she didn't want to be a mother, which is why pro choice should be a thing. Some women shouldn't be mothers, and they know it.
Both of them ended up suffering. She was forced to have a child and the child has never known a mother's love like.he deserved. Truly heartbreaking.
@@ksy4747 Very good point. Being a woman does not guarantee the “mother instinct” will magically appear against all odds. My own mother did not have a maternal bone in her body despite having four kids! Like Bardot, she was also beautiful, thus any obvious red flags were overlooked because femininity and beauty are associated so closely together, when at times they shouldn’t be.
@slaphappybullet I'm sure your mother felt obligated to fulfill some kind of expectation (usually societal, which is why it can be so detrimental to not know yourself, but follow what you have been taught to do or be). No one goes into motherhood for shits and giggles. I am so sorry for you having never known mothers deep love and care. 🫂🫂🫂
This is the embodiment of halo effects or pretty privilege on how beautiful people get away because they're pretty and people still shamelessly defending her even with obvious proof she's wrong and still be called angel
Good for her son for putting his foot down. She was an absent parent. You can't just say "oh I'm ready now" I feel no sympathy for her in that.
but she was literally forced to have him? it wasn’t her fault?? lmao at least she tried to get back in touch. condemning her for that is insane
@@requiemforanali I think it’s a bit nuanced we can acknowledge the unfortunate and traumatic situation of being forced to keep a child that you didn’t want but also acknowledge the fact that at the end of the day, the child once born is in fact your responsibility and you kind of have to compartmentalize as you can’t let your wounds and trauma spill over to your child, thus traumatizing them.
an autographed copy of mein kampf is insane
bro back then a man could invoke a legal right to prevent his wife from going to a hairdresser?
Unfortunately, yes. Women back then didn't have as much rights as today.
Yes 🥺 it was like that for many things, even signing for furniture, you had to have a man accompany you.
Maybe read a women’s history book or watch a video?
It's a euphemism
we really couldnt do anything back in the day LOL
Disclaimer: I do not hate Brigitte Bardot, nor do I spend lots of time thinking about this; as I feel cultural sensitivities are different in the U.K. And I do feel for her at certain points in her life and respect her as a film, fashion and beauty icon. However, when making a topic on Bardot, I couldn’t just ignore the things she said if I was going to chronicle her life authentically and I just wanted to make it clear I don’t support anything she’s said. Moreover, when I use the terms ‘bigot’ or ‘racial hatred’ it’s not as if I’ve conjured up the dictionary definitions of these words; Brigitte just fits these definitions literally. And I don’t even think she’d want anyone to ‘defend’ her by obscuring what’s she’s said, as that would probably take away from her core message, which she continually reaffirms. As I’ve stated in the video, she has her place in history and I can respect that, whilst simultaneously bringing to light her activities since retirement.
Není možné ji nenávidět...je charakter anděla. Pravdomluvná... nebojí se vyjádřit, co cítí. Všechny její výroky jsou v pořádku narozdíl od některých mozků neschopných ji pochopit.
Krása je nevýslovná a nedostižná. Ale ona z ní nijak netěží. Tvůj názor na ni nemá význam.
@@kryska367Ummm just because you think she's beautiful, it means we have to give her a pass on the hateful ideas she's spread? Yeah, that sounds very illogical and I don't think you would even feel this passionately if it was someone you found unattractive.
Alright, so here's the thing about Brigitte Bardot. I totally get that she's this iconic figure from the golden age of cinema and all, but for me, there are a few reasons why I just can't warm up to her. First off, this whole idea of her being heartless: it's hard to ignore some of her controversial statements regarding certain religious and ethnic communities. It's one thing to have your opinions, but to publicly express such disdain towards others just doesn't sit right with me. Plus, let's not forget that she comes from a place of immense privilege as a wealthy individual. While I respect her contributions to the entertainment industry, it sometimes feels like she may be out of touch with the everyday struggles faced by most people. Ultimately, everyone is entitled to their own preferences and opinions when it comes to celebrities, and these are just mine when it comes to Brigitte Bardot.
This video is defamatory. She's no bigot. She has the right to be patriot and not seeing France becoming is*amic.nothing wrong with that. She has lots of gay and Jewish friends but she don't like gay prides.
@@metalbelles3662 This statement defends the individual in question and suggests that their views are not bigoted but based on their beliefs as a patriot. It also explains that they have friends from marginalized communities but do not support certain events or movements. Ultimately, it is important to recognize that differing opinions exist and to engage in respectful dialogue and discussion rather than resorting to defamatory statements.
''she loves her fur coats, I love my family'' damn my heartbreaks for him
I feel extremly bad for all the abused she’s experienced in her relationships but the things she said are also inexcusable
She also hated her son .
yes thats what happends when you force women to give birth, unfortunately
@@zuzannakielar that's what happens but you don't have to hate the child . Just tell him you live with someone who can love you better. And she likes dog better than her own human child so it ain't the nurture part.
@@zuzannakielaryou shouldn't be doing things that will make you pregnant then, right?. It's that easy
@@zuzannakielarthat’s not an excuse to hate your child
@@BlackNoiseCat I’m not saying that it’s an excuse but that’s the reason why she hated her child and that’s the case for many women who are forced to give birth
FYI Brigitte was actually 22 when she filmed “And God Created Women”.
Thanks for the correction, No name. 🌼☺️
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Brigette was so pretty in the film Une les idiote with Anthony Perkins.
It is from the time when she broke out to become a huge idol and movie star in France and throughout Europe 💅🏾.
This is a very interesting video! I didn't know much about Bardot's private life or opinions, only seen some of her films. Your channel deserves more views!
Thank you! 💖 I’ve always found Bardot’s child-like nature and insouciant panache quite amusing.
She’s certainly an interesting character. I find it whimsical how her opinions/actions are sometimes quite contradictory/inconsistent or unpredictable. 🤣✨
Whilst I don’t agree with some of her opinions, I do love some of her films and style. Regardless of what she’s said, I do hope she lives a long and happy life as I do believe she’s had severe struggles with mental health, specifically depression. 🙏🏻❤️
Edit: to be frank, I don’t think anyone on Earth was really made for that level of fame. I think at one point it probably did get too much for her.
I don't know where you're from but things could be much more paradoxal and complex than your analysis.
Edit: didn’t mean to butcher any of the French words in this or the last video. 💖
Link to the Jane Birkin video: czcams.com/video/M7vpssZwZTw/video.html
As a side story: Paul Mccartney and John Lennon (members of the Beatles) both regarded Brigitte as their 'ideal woman', comparing every woman with her and even encouraging their respective girlfriends Dot Rhone and Cynthia Powell (later Lennon's wife) to look more like her. The girls both got blonder and blonder. John, in particular, was infatuated with Bardot, hanging a poster of the actress on his ceiling.
His ex-wife Cynthia said about her change of style: 'I found myself fast becoming moulded into her style of dress and haircut. ... Under his influence, ... metamorphosis was taking place, and this time the emphasis was on oomph! Long blonde hair, tight black sweaters, tight short skirts, high-heeled pointed shoes and to add the final touch, black fishnet stockings and suspenders.'
Paul also revealed the group had 'w*nking sessions' to Brigitte.
Because of John's fame, he was finally able to meet his celebrity crush and fantasy woman in May 1968. Despite his fame surpassing her own at that point, Pete Shotton (his friend) had noted John blew his chance to make an impression on his dream woman. Shotton wrote: '[John] had arrived home somewhat earlier than I'd expected, looking far more sullen than the occasion warranted.'
He claimed John had explained that meeting Brigitte in the flesh had made him so nervous, he dropped ac*d before meeting her, so the only thing he said to her was 'Hello.' John recalled: 'Then she spent the whole time talking in French with her friends, and I could never think of anything to say. It was a terrible night -- worse than meeting Elvis.'
Unhealable wound of these people may be the result of the fact that other people, their parents, teachers, colleagues, superiors etc. have been constantly belittling them, although they have had no reason to do so. It is as if they have always been lacking something and therefore cannot be regarded as full-fledged. Revolutionary social events could deprive them of property that has been in the family for generations. These people cannot seem to manage to create their own privacy. It's as if something prevents them from enjoying the little that they have. Even the accumulation of property and various rewards and prices can not heal this injury.
So as a Jewish Bisexual person, my beloved fashion icon hates me. 😥
As a muslim I can feel the same ache. Nevertheless, we shall continue to get inspired by Madame Bardott. whether she approves of us or not is only her problem.
No, she’s just uneducated.
We are in the same boat sibling.
The narrator mentioned she had lesbian flings in her youth, therefore she is a hypocrite.
I assume the bulk of that has to do with being burned by Serge Gainsbourg
She's old boomer whose views shouldn't be broadcast but instead just answered with a "sure gran" at family dinner.
Also known as being ageist.
Some people end up alone in their old age because they enjoy their peace, and others end up alone because they’ve driven everyone away.
haven't watched the full video yet but youre telling me she anti lgbt but had women lovers? that's just, sad for her really
Sounds like a good old case of the acting and modelling world liking someone for their face and ignoring their ugly problematic personality.
would love to see a deep dive on catherine deneuve someday too! since she’s also had kinda the same fall from grace as brigitte did
But noone criticise deuneuve about her kids. She gave them to nannies. Like all celebrities
Deneuve is not as bad as Bardot, or at least not as outspoken
whats wrong with deneuve
It just kept getting worse and worse……
she looks like across between Claudia Schiffer and Kate Moss
You would be right. I think even early on in Claudia’s career people were saying she resembled Brigitte.
Also, her influence is arguably very wide-reaching, so I think lots of models have been inspired or referenced her in some way. ✨💖
I absolutely thought the same thing!!
They look like her, not the other way around
@@chrystianaw8256 does it matter? Depends on who are you are more familiar. Claudia S is our generation. I dont really know BB
Schiffer got famous in the model world only because of her resemblance to BB. Back in 1989 when she was starting out her career every single article about Claudia was about how much of a Brigitte clone she was.
This is just wild.
It seems like she’s a narcissist. When I first heard of her I loved her for her love to animals and what she represented as a woman and I still like to see that. But as some have said before, we shouldn’t be blinded by her beauty. As beautiful as she was, she failed to be a decent, compassionate and wise human being. Unfortunately she couldn’t see what really matters in life and stayed superficial. That’s tragic
Yeah cause everyone is one nowadays...
Narcissists dont dedicate their lives and fortune for animals. She created a fondation with everything she had. Most people support and love her worldwide cos all she does foe animals. Exept people who don't care about animals and people who slagg her off without knowing 1 thing about her.
Proof that you can have a gorgeous face, but an ugly heart.
she has an animal rights foundation. her heart is not ugly.
@@requiemforanali The austrian painter was a vegetarian due to concerns about animal rights.
@@user-iv7cj7ws1l imagine comparing a woman that said a few messed up things (just like all of our grandmother’s from that time do 💀) to the LEADER OF NAZIS. y’all are messed up and obsessed with cancel culture lmao.
She finds animals less vicious and degenerated than humans and she's right.
Appreciate finding a bio that's not read by a robot voice! Refreshing :)
Being pretty doesn’t exclude somebody from being a hateful person, I think it’s very important to note that somebody can be attractive whilst also being bigoted those things aren’t mutually exclusive.
I can’t believe ppl can look at the facts presented and attribute her personality to her privilege and not all the abuse and grooming, and lack of healthcare 🤦🏻♀️
I think it's telling in our society when we say a white person, who has views based on what is happening in the world and see it as negative, and say "they don't deserve empathy", vs a black or brown person, who commits an act of terror or violence, and we are willing to make all types of excuses.
It seems Bridgette got a big dose of karma. That is a horrible attitude regarding your child.
However, if a person, instead of drowning in his own trauma, is able to accept the trauma and help others who are also suffering, and accept that suffering is part of life
she didn’t want to have that child in the first place but had been forced to give birth. I feel extremly bad for both her and her son.
She didnt want a child, thats why she feels that way abt his own son :(
Her karma is and will be positive cos she fought for animals and done so much with determination and courage. She has the right to be patriot and not to want Feance to become islmik
@@zuzannakielarget over it. Nobody's business
As wild as she carried herself, I am astound she was a catholic. Wow!! She did some pretty bad acts.
Interesting video and well put together. Thanks. You deserve more views on this one.
Glad you enjoyed it!
just discovered ur channel and I cannot stress how underrated you are.
I mostly knew her as an animal rights activist
PLEASE DO EDIE SEDGWICK!!!!
Congratulations for your thoughtful comments about this woman, who was certainly a major figure in the pop culture till the end of the 70s and, after the "Cinema phase",a monument of a bright star incarnated (she has been the face of Marianne for many years). I Didn't take her outings seriously in the 90s en in the 00s, but right now I m frightened about the fact that she was an early prophet of the current political and social climate. Too many people thinks the way she does right now so, maybe, the political discussion, instead of insulting and fining her, should give her attention and suggest ideas for the dawning distress between a wide section of the population. I m nobody and my indifference wasn't meaningful, but the political leaders behave just like me, meanwhile many had recognized in her words their own feelings. We are living in dangerous times.... On the bright side: you made a beautiful video and she was a fascinating woman.
her husband was a french existentialist in the 70s? i wonder if he signed the petition to lower the age of consent like the rest of them lol
I don't know why ppl act surprised of her views. She's an old ass person, growing up in a conservative era.
AND from a verrry wealthy family at that !
@@annnyala and why does that have be accounted for when stating their world view?
For sure, supporting Muslims, who live as if in the Middle Ages in almost all countries, and who embrace the most archaic ideology in the history of Humanity, is very progressive and absolutely not reactionary. Lol 😂
That's hardly a excuse, she has infinty resource to information, she could learn her mistakes if only she did the bare minimum effort on trying to change.
@@cansrick1806I don’t know many extremely wealthy people from birth that care for those outside of their circle…
Wow this is a lot to take in , you have a very nice voice ❤
Physically, she aged great her bone structure is gorgeous
You can't catch Bardot, she's never where you're waiting to find her. At last in France she actually took an other dimension as an unexpected old, beautiful and wise person.
do catherine deneuve
As Muslim who was once her fan I’m disappointed
These people change their opinions often and unexpectedly. When they get in trouble they do not hesitate to use lies or deceive themselves or others. These people do not express themselves very well and they tend to be dreamers. In order to grow they need to have creative people around them. They often close themselves in their own fantasy word and they do not have a very good short-term memory. They are aware of their special abilities but they are not always able to use them. Depending on other aspects, other people may take advantage of them. Others may find it hard to deal with their chaotic thinking and lack of order.
Because we do not want France to become Islamic don't mean we bigoted. This video is partly lying too
@@metalbelles3662💯🎯 Bardot has every right to be critical of Islam. It causes intolerance and misogyny. The very fact that they never accept any criticism of their faith proves how they view the rest of the world.
@@metalbelles3662 …. being tolerant of religion is “not french” ig
You should be disappointed with your religion...Genital mutilation in little girls! Young marriage... Oh well!...
とてもキュートなお声ですね〜！
ブリジット・バルドーは、大好きですので、
とても嬉しい~です~!
見てくれてありがとう，素子。☺️
beautiful, new film maker -- I love you work, new sub here!
I had an extremely painful childhood in Mississippi but i didnt get racist. I actually learned how not to be racist through hearing family members judge people. By the time i was 16 i refused to speak to my own family. My pain caused me to love more not less. I don't like using painful childhoods as an excuse for any cruelty.
love this vid you deserve more views n followers
Why this double text? It covers some images disturbingly
Don’t make apologies, no need what so ever. Ultimately should one practice what one preaches, starting with tolerating different views. 😉
Great videos, you really keep my attention
My interest in BB has always been just about the roles she played . There she was dynamite. What her private life or view concerns was never of interest to me. I never considered celebrities as role models. BB was an entertainer and not a shining light to be followed. If you never put a person on a pedestal you will never be disappointed.
Would like to see a video on Alain Delon. He's basically male Bardot who also involves a lot of controversies.
Yes! He was so handsome but .... A horrible person
Amazing that even as we see what is unfolding in places like france, that we can still condemn her for her views on islam. She was 100% correct and things havw gotten even worse. And the fact she faced fines and court for criticising a religion?! Absolutely grotesque. Islam is not a religion of peace and deaerves much criticism
I find it quite impossible to have sit through a pre-emptive apology for making this video 😅 can you make one without the hurt feelings intro? It hurts my patience and that feels wrong.
From Bardot to bidet.
I was just watching Le Samourai and Alain Delon is literally the male Brigitte Bardot, why do pretty people have to suck.
She is not the former face, she is the eternal face of French cinema.
No one will ever be as beautiful as Bardot.
Love what she's done for animals. Speaking out against Isalam.
Thank you for this video. Frankly I never knew who she was to be honest but so far you have said a lot. Subscribed!
I mean she's still the same Femme
Even back then she was playing a "child-woman" for boys, not men . She walked so modern pick me's could ran
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Well, we can’t deny she is beautiful 😅 She has inspired many
Some people in the world find two men being together beyond friendship is unacceptable, while two women is acceptable. This has been a common belief for a very long time. Just how it is for some people.
Because they believe that women do not have value inherently.
Jane Birkin, the British answer to Brigitte Bardot? 😆😆 Julie Christie, a strong contender, but not the plain Jane.
i strongly agree
Birkin was stunning when young. Then as she aged she gave up caring about trying to be beautiful.
Birkin has nothing to do with Bardot and completely different style
She’s just not a good person, she’s also terrible to her son
You can't expect someone who was forced to have a child to be nice to it.
@@kia7314 that’s not an excuse to be terrible to your child
@@kia7314 wear a condom properly then.
Bardot is just Stunning .
I had the same impresaion with Maria Felix she said some pretty misgonystics, racists and classist takes.
Everytime we look at people at the past we need to keep in mind that was another whole different society and even the people that apparently didn't say, who knows even them thought some things today we clearly against
Please learn to pronounce the name in French. She is not ‘Bridget’.
As a native Frenchman, I have no problem with the creator "anglicizing" Brigitte.
We French never bother respecting foreign pronunciation either.
❤ J’adore Brigitte Bardot !‼️👏👏👏
Oh, Brigitte Bardot, the epitome of heartlessness wrapped in riches! Where do I even begin to unravel my aversion towards this towering vixen of indifference? Let me enlighten you, dear reader. Behind that glamorous façade and those perfectly coiffed tresses lies a woman who seems to have an affinity for taking aim at all things warm and fuzzy. Her callous disregard for animal rights has been well documented over the years, with numerous reports showcasing her disdain for our furry friends. And as if that weren't enough, her character seems tainted by an unapologetic air of superiority that only vast wealth can bring about. Oh, sweet Bardot, your aloofness and heartlessness may appeal to some, but this wit simply cannot find solace in your cold persona.
Rich nepo baby, french one at that, becomes a bigot... Oh what a surprise lol.
Her family had wealth but not necessarily fame. I wouldn't call Bardot a repo baby. It wasn't like she used her last name to hear advantage like Kate Moss' or Johnny Depp's daughters. Her career got started because of her Elle magazine covers she did as a teen and she got them from a pretty girl and someone took a notice of her.
also everyone should love romek
Wow
I LOVE BRIGITTE ❤❤❤🇨🇵
Didn't they have abortion in those days??, how about birth controll??, I don't blame her son for the cold relationship, she was self centred trying to rid herself of 3 babies, I thought I liked her before I saw this video, the only good thing about her was her animal activism, the rest was a sad reality of a person I thought was nice.
Elle était magnifique, elle était talentueuse, elle a eu du succès et beaucoup d’amants, elle a consacré sa fortune aux animaux.😊😊😊 et ELLE EMMERDE LES JALOUSES😅😅😅😅😅
She never really fixed that lazy eye
U sound like younger Emma Watson
I’m very glad you made this video, telling it how it is. Bardot is a menace.
Interesting video
It's full of lies
her political opinions are one of the GOOD things about her! but she's a monster for what she did to her son :< she's still one of my idols because of her beauty and i agree with her politics aside from feminism and vegetarianism :>
Love Brigitte
Perhaps we could describe it as a dimension of life that cannot be experienced by our five senses and we can only understand and perceive it in our imagination.
Criticism of Islam is not hatred. Just like criticism of Christianity is not hatred.
yes, criticism is not hatred. but calling an entire religion "savages" isn't criticism, is it?
@@alliebean3235 I hear people say things like that about Christianity all the time. I don’t agree with them but I don’t think they’re being hateful I just think they’re callous and have only focused on the harms that it has done. It’s still criticism even if it’s careless and painting with too broad of a brush
@@lalaloveyou5186calling someone savage isn’t a criticism it’s literally hatred and falls into orientalist stereotypes, cmon now. I hate that today anything short of genocide is treated as not hateful enough; negative generalizations of any group of people is bigotry
@@user-yl2so8db5t this video is propaganda, deliberately trying to portray her as a hateful bigot. Islam has performed savage acts on a multitude of countries in the east, and in the west to act like they haven’t is apologetic and bullshit. I know many Muslims who are beautiful and peaceful people that doesn’t mean the extremists can’t be labeled as savage.
@lalaloveyou5186 no you freak, youre just also a bigot. This video is completely unbiased. If you see a whole group of people as "savages" based off of radicalist religous groups of islam then you are literally just a bigot jumping at the chance to villinize Muslim people. I dont see you also condeming christians who have commited massacares all over the world in the name of their religon.
I was balerina as well And dancer, than model DANCER, actress artist Singer performer
its just a strange childlike mindset to see a beautiful face and just assume the person behind it must be a good one
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She also was an evil mother so
You're not going to be nice to a child you didn't want
@@kia7314you can be though
Do u know the full story? Or just this video?
@@kia7314still doesn’t excuse child abuse
I like her even more now ❤
I gave this a thumbs down because you are sulling BB because of her personal views to begin your whole video. As if she was somehow WRONG and to be condemned by her personal views. When will your generation learn that every person's views are their own, and they are fully entitled to their views and opinions, NO_MATTER_WHAT they are. You can consider them, you do not need to agree with them, but to demonize and target someone because of their views is only an attempt to control expression and thought that is in fact against UN stated human rights - and in fact a fascist method of oppression by the definition. So..I advice to not go that way. It will come back at you.
Exactly this. This video was made in a very politically biased manner, shedding a negative light on a person's opposing opinions. God forbid people have those, right?
Yes. And this comment section is aweful. They're all full of hate and self righteousness... They're purely hipocrites!!
You are right. They want views and likes for this. Its sick.
Her lips have been injected, like many actresses and singers.
No. She has always refused to undergo cosmetic surgery or procedures of any kind. Her youthful beauty was natural.
@@thinkingallowed7042 Sorry, but her lips don't look natural! Look at 1'15, it's glaring! And also at 1'40, 2'08, 2'48, etc. We've got to be realistic, naturally full lips dont' look like that, as if they were swollen. They tried to hide it with makeup, to no avail... If you have doubts, ask a plastic surgeon.
@@Salsifia It doesn't matter whether you think something looks natural or not. That's not evidence that her lips were not natural. Some women have full lips naturally and she is one of them.
@@Salsifia You do time stamps this way...
1:15
@@Salsifia When was the last time you consulted a plastic surgeon? 😆
Very few people have outrageous views, they just have views different to yours.
and Bridget is one of those few who have outrageous views
@@vanillacoffee-beans If you say so. I stopped listening after the insane way the host was going on about her.
@@annafirth6738she just doesnt like brighid for her opinions. Thats it. Brigitte is right.
Hatred towards LGBTQ , denying sexual harassment of victims should be called out and any thing will not make you immune for your hatred ..however being critical towards religion especially abrhamic religion doesn't make you bigotry .please do not club LGBTQ people and victim of sexual harrasment with that of fundamentalists ..seperate them too
She speaks for millions of French who do not want France to become Islamik.she is entitled to her opinion and to support her country. She has lots of gay friends but dont like gay prides . Shes entitled to have her own tastes.
Do you speak French? Where do you figure out what she says?
I'm french, I agree with you. Even if I don't agree with everything she says, nowdays people aren't allowed to have conservative values anymore. I'm convinced there's a reason why she thinks that way. It's her personal story.
Bardot is and always has been Based.
She's just too French for you Americans to handle.
Since when is funding charities for abandoned pets " bigotry "? What a load of crap.
did you even watch the video
@@sleepyghostgirl I watched it. Like the vast majority of us Frenchie Brigitte doesnt want our country invaded and converted to a foreign religion and way of life ( " hallal " mass slaughtering of cattle f.i. ). Call it " bigotry" if you want. Redpilled.
@lioneldemun6033 ugh don't include the vast majority of us with your opinion. I respect BB for what she did and does for animals but the rest... nope. Funny a fellow "Frenchie " shitting on Muslims for Halal while we have foie gras and corrida . Please 🤦♀️
@@MiraCassandre she is also against these things
I know. I was referring to your comment. I don't see how our "way of life " including foie gras etc is better than halal etc. Let's look at ourselves before always pointing others as the problems.
She has a right to her opinions. Just because you may not agree with her.
They are often unable to maintain friendships because of their interests, for example because of their religious activities, idealism, or long stays abroad. They often have artistic ambitions but they lack talent. They are difficult to get along with because they are often selfish and demanding. They like luxury items on which they spend considerable amounts of money.
did you get this from her astrology chart?@@PoisonelleMisty4311