La mariée est trop belle

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Brigitte Bardot and Louis Jourdan in La mariée est trop belle (1956)

Judith, rédactrice en chef d'un magazine féminin, mariée, entretient une liaison avec Michel, un homme plus jeune qu'elle. Elle engage un jeune mannequin, mais s'aperçoit que son amant n'est... Tout lireJudith, rédactrice en chef d'un magazine féminin, mariée, entretient une liaison avec Michel, un homme plus jeune qu'elle. Elle engage un jeune mannequin, mais s'aperçoit que son amant n'est pas insensible aux charmes de la jeune femme.Judith, rédactrice en chef d'un magazine féminin, mariée, entretient une liaison avec Michel, un homme plus jeune qu'elle. Elle engage un jeune mannequin, mais s'aperçoit que son amant n'est pas insensible aux charmes de la jeune femme.

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There are two versions of the movie - the original French version and the English language version. However, the English language version is not simply the original film dubbed into English. The movie was in fact shot simultaneously both in French and English, and both Bardot and Jourdan say their lines in both languages instead of having a native English speaker dub them in the English version. The English language version was released on VHS internationally.

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There are two versions of the movie - the original French version and the English language version. However, the English language version is not simply the original film dubbed into English. The movie was in fact shot simultaneously both in French and English, and both Bardot and Jourdan say their lines in both languages instead of having a native English speaker dub them in the English version. The English language version was released on VHS internationally.

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Light-hearted gallantries.

"Et Dieu créa la femme" was not that much a permanent chef d'oeuvre of the French cinema,by a long shot.If it were not for BB,that Vadim farce would be forgotten today.

As far as I'm concerned ,I have a tendency to favor "la mariée est trop belle",an unpretentious light little comedy .You have got to bear in mind that the script writers (husband and wife Agostini and Joyeux) worked with Claude Autant-Lara ,notably for his masterpiece "Douce" and they should have learned something in all those years ,all the same.Their screenplay is charming,not unlike Stanley Donen's "Funny face" (that movie is much superior though) released the same year.

BB is natural,her voice is just a joy to hear -do not see a version dubbed in English,do prefer subtitles-,and she already displays her love for animals (she cuddles her cat more than men).She 's ideally cast as a clueless -but not dumb,BB was never a bimbo- girl, thrust into the world of fashion,an artificial calculating world.A splendid cast gathers French lover Louis Jourdan -more popular in the US during the fifties than in his native France-,Micheline Presles and singer Marcel Amont .

ALL BB had to do was act naturally.