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* FanDisservice: Godard, in response to [[ExecutiveMeddling pressure by producer Joseph E. Levine to include a Bardot nude scene]], proceeded to film it as unerotically as possible. Whether Godard succeeded at his goal, however, is a matter of YMMV.
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* FanDisservice: Godard, in response to [[ExecutiveMeddling pressure by producer Joseph E. Levine to include a Bardot nude scene]], proceeded to film it as unerotically as possible. Whether Godard succeeded at his goal, however, is a matter of YMMV.
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* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: Georges Delerue's score is heartbreakingly sad, especially the cue "Camille", which is the one normally associated with the movie.
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* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: Georges Delerue's score is heartbreakingly sad, especially the cue "Camille", which is the one normally associated with the movie.
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* CriticalDissonance: This is the most popular Brigitte Bardot film among film critics and intellectuals, but you'd be hard-pressed to find a BB fan who calls this their favorite movie of hers (or even put it in their top 5).
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* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: Georges Delerue's score is heartbreakingly sad, especially the cue "Camille", which is the one normally associated with the movie.
* CriticalDissonance: This is the most popular Brigitte Bardot film among filmcritics critics, intellectuals and intellectuals, film fans generally, but you'd be hard-pressed to find a BB fan who calls this their favorite movie of hers (or even put it in their top 5).
* CriticalDissonance: This is the most popular Brigitte Bardot film among film
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* FanDisservice: Godard, in response to [[ExecutiveMeddling pressure by producer Joseph E. Levine include a Bardot nude scene]], proceeded to film it as unerotically as possible. Whether Godard succeeded at his goal, however, is a matter of YMMV.
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* FanDisservice: Godard, in response to [[ExecutiveMeddling pressure by producer Joseph E. Levine to include a Bardot nude scene]], proceeded to film it as unerotically as possible. Whether Godard succeeded at his goal, however, is a matter of YMMV.
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* FanDisservice: Godard, in response to [[ExecutiveMeddling pressure by producer Joseph E. Levine include a Bardot nude scene]], proceeded to film Bardot's nude scene as unerotically as possible. Whether Godard succeeded at his goal, however, is a matter of YMMV.
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* FanDisservice: Godard, in response to [[ExecutiveMeddling pressure by producer Joseph E. Levine include a Bardot nude scene]], proceeded to film Bardot's nude scene it as unerotically as possible. Whether Godard succeeded at his goal, however, is a matter of YMMV.
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* FanDisservice: Godard, in response to [[ExecutiveMeddling pressure by producer Joseph E. Levine include a Bardot nude scene]], proceeded to make Bardot's nude scene as unerotically as possible. Whether Godard succeeded at his goal, however, is a matter of YMMV.
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* FanDisservice: Godard, in response to [[ExecutiveMeddling pressure by producer Joseph E. Levine include a Bardot nude scene]], proceeded to make film Bardot's nude scene as unerotically as possible. Whether Godard succeeded at his goal, however, is a matter of YMMV.
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Francesca is more popular than Camille over at IMDB. Also notice the number of tropes she fits, despite the fact that she's not that involved in the conflict of the film.
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Francesca is more popular than Camille over at IMDB. Also notice the number of tropes she fits, despite the fact that she's not that involved in the conflict of the film.film.
* FanDisservice: Godard, in response to [[ExecutiveMeddling pressure by producer Joseph E. Levine include a Bardot nude scene]], proceeded to make Bardot's nude scene as unerotically as possible. Whether Godard succeeded at his goal, however, is a matter of YMMV.
* FanDisservice: Godard, in response to [[ExecutiveMeddling pressure by producer Joseph E. Levine include a Bardot nude scene]], proceeded to make Bardot's nude scene as unerotically as possible. Whether Godard succeeded at his goal, however, is a matter of YMMV.
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* CriticalDissonance: This is the most popular Brigitte Bardot film among film critics and intellectuals, but you'd be hard-pressed to find a BB fan who calls this his/her favorite movie of hers (or even put it in their top 5).
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* CriticalDissonance: This is the most popular Brigitte Bardot film among film critics and intellectuals, but you'd be hard-pressed to find a BB fan who calls this his/her their favorite movie of hers (or even put it in their top 5).
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* CriticalDissonance: This is the most popular Brigitte Bardot film among film critics and intellectuals, but you'd be hard-pressed to find a BB fan who calls this his/her favorite movie of hers (or even put it in their top 5).
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* CriticalDissonance: This is the most popular Brigitte Bardot film among film critics and intellectuals, but you'd be hard-pressed to find a BB fan who calls this his/her favorite movie of hers (or even put it in their top 5).5).
* EnsembleDarkhorse: Francesca is more popular than Camille over at IMDB. Also notice the number of tropes she fits, despite the fact that she's not that involved in the conflict of the film.
* EnsembleDarkhorse: Francesca is more popular than Camille over at IMDB. Also notice the number of tropes she fits, despite the fact that she's not that involved in the conflict of the film.
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