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The 13 pages that link to Brigitte Bardot, each with the reason it gives.

• Serge GainsbourgRelated: Gainsbourg wrote and recorded songs with Bardot, including “Bonnie and Clyde” and “Initials B.B.”

• Sex symbolBroader topic: Her public image linked youthful sexual freedom with postwar European cinema.

• Seal huntingRelated: Her high-profile opposition helped popularize anti-sealing campaigns in Europe.

• BikiniRelated: Her bikini appearances helped make the swimsuit acceptable in European popular culture.

• Claudia CardinaleCompared with: The press often framed Cardinale and Bardot as competing European sex symbols.

• Jean SebergCompared with: Bardot’s screen persona offers a contrasting model of French female stardom in the same era.

• Roger VadimRelated: Vadim directed her breakthrough and helped shape her early screen persona.

• Anna KarinaCompared with: Bardot’s star image contrasts with Karina’s association with New Wave experimentation.

• Michel PiccoliRelated: Bardot co-starred with Piccoli in Contempt, where their performances shape its marital conflict.

• Henri-Georges ClouzotRelated: She starred in Clouzot’s courtroom drama The Truth.

• Manitas de PlataRelated: Bardot's interest in Baliardo reflected the attention he attracted among French celebrities.

• Pamela AndersonRelated: Bardot offers a precedent for a screen icon later known for animal advocacy.

• Françoise SaganRelated: The press often grouped Sagan with Bardot as a symbol of a new, modern French woman.