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Tributes pour in after the death of Brigitte Bardot
Tributes from across the cultural and political spectrum have poured in following the death of Brigitte Bardot, one of the most iconic figures in French cinema. The actress and animal rights activist passed away at the age of 91 at her home in Saint-Tropez, according to her foundation.
Celebrated worldwide for her roles in films such as And God Created Woman and Contempt, Bardot became a symbol of freedom and modern femininity in postwar France. Newspapers in France and abroad highlighted both her lasting influence on cinema and the controversies that marked her later years.
French President Emmanuel Macron described her as “a legend of the century,” while many admirers gathered near her residence to lay flowers and pay their respects. For several generations, Bardot embodied a new image of women—independent, bold, and unconstrained by social norms.
After retiring from acting in her late thirties, Bardot dedicated her life to animal welfare. She founded the Brigitte Bardot Foundation, which became a major voice in the defense of animals in France and beyond. Her activism, however, was often accompanied by outspoken political positions that sparked debate and criticism.
Despite the controversies, Brigitte Bardot remains a towering cultural figure whose image, films, and personal choices left a lasting mark on French and international popular culture.
