The autobiography of the living legend of French cinema Brigitte Bardot was published in Paris in September 1996 and immediately became a bestseller. In her passionate, whimsical, stunningly frank memoirs, Brigitte Bardot talks about her childhood and first steps in cinema, the zenith of her fame, the ups and downs. Career and love are inseparable for her. Fate throws her from shooting to shooting, from man to man. The reader learns about the melancholy and loneliness of a young woman, besieged by fans and photographers; will understand the despair of a lover, often desired by men only to satisfy their own vanity. In his book B.B. She managed to brilliantly show both the front and the back of the enchanting world of cinema, the world of legends and dreams. Brigitte Bardot was born in 1934. She studied ballet and was a fashion model. She acted in films for the first time in 1952. The film “And God Created Woman” (1956) by director and husband Roger Vadim brought her wide fame. Since then, the actress has worked for such famous directors as Louis Malle, Jean-Luc Godard, Christian-Jacques. The films that brought her the greatest success were “Babette Goes to War”, “Truth”, “Contempt”, “Viva Maria!”, “Rum Boulevard”. For her free-thinking, talent, beauty, audacity and irrepressible energy, the French chose her as the image of France: they sculpted a bust of “Marianne”, a symbol of the French Republic, from her. She left cinema in 1973 and devoted all her time to fighting for animal rights. B.B. She was married four times. Has a 36-year-old son, Nicolas.