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Brigitte Bardot young Track: Rogers & Dean - No Doubt [NCS Release] Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds. Watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzhs91KOlgQ Download / Stream: http://ncs.io/NoDoubtYO Brigitte Anne-Marie Bardot (born September 28, 1934, Paris, France) is a French actress, singer and social activist. She first appeared in the cinema in 1952. Has won worldwide popularity thanks to the role in the film "And God created a woman" in 1956. In the 1950s and 1960s, she was the same sex symbol for Europe as Marilyn Monroe for America. During her 21-year career in show business, she starred in 48 films, recorded 80 songs, performed in various music shows. After completing a film career in 1973, Bardot began active animal protection. Since the 1990s, she has repeatedly criticized immigrants and Islam in France, homosexuality and interracial marriages, resulting in five convictions "for inciting ethnic hatred." It is known that Brigitte Bardot was the ideal of beauty for the young John Lennon. As a symbol of the 1950s, her name is mentioned in many popular songs, including hits performed by The Who ("It's Not Enough"), Red Hot Chili Peppers ("Warlocks"), Bob Dylan ("I Shall Be Free"), Altona ("I Think I'm Going To Kill Myself") and Nina Hagen ("Frühling in Paris"). In the film-musical "Through the Universe", based on 34 compositions of The Beatles, her portrait is adorned by the hostel of Princeton University. It is believed that Bardot introduced the bikini swimsuit, flaunting this apparel at the Cannes festival and in her early films; checkered clothes, appearing in a pink dress in a cage at his wedding with Jacques Sharya, and a haircut "sour cabbage." Bardo also contributed to the growth of the popularity of the resort towns of St Tropez (France) and Buzios (Brazil) as places for recreation.