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Brigitte Bardot — Complete Filmography (Feature Films)

1950s — Early Roles & Breakthrough

1952

  • Le Trou Normand

  • Crazy for Love

1953

  • His Father’s Portrait

  • Act of Love

  • The Girl in the Bikini

1954

  • The Long Teeth

  • School for Love

  • Concert of Intrigue

1955

  • Caroline and the Rebels

  • Doctor at Sea

  • The Grand Maneuver

1956

  • Naughty Girl

  • Plucking the Daisy

  • The Bride Is Much Too Beautiful

  • And God Created Woman — breakthrough role

1957

  • La Parisienne

  • The Night Heaven Fell

1958

  • Love Is My Profession

  • In Case of Adversity

1959

  • Come Dance with Me!

  • Babette Goes to War

1960s — International Stardom

1960

  • La Vérité — one of her greatest dramatic roles

1961

  • Please, Not Now!

  • The Truth About Women (segment)

1962

  • A Very Private Affair

  • Vie Privée

1963

  • Contempt (Le Mépris) — Godard masterpiece

  • Shalako (filmed later but often grouped with this era)

1964

  • Une Ravissante Idiote

  • Dear Brigitte

1965

  • Viva Maria! — with Jeanne Moreau

  • Marie Soleil

1966

  • Masculin Féminin (cameo)

  • Two Weeks in September

1967

  • A Coeur Joie (Two Weeks in September alternate title)

1968

  • Shalako — with Sean Connery

1969

  • The Bear and the Doll

1970s — Final Film Roles

1970

  • The Edifying and Joyous Story of Colinot

1971

  • The Legend of Frenchie King — with Claudia Cardinale

1973

  • Don Juan, or If Don Juan Were a Woman — Bardot’s final film

After 1973, Bardot retired from acting to devote herself fully to animal rights activism.

⭐ Essential Bardot Films for Your Playlist

If you want a tight, definitive “Brigitte Bardot Essentials” list:

  • And God Created Woman (1956)

  • La Vérité (1960)

  • Contempt (1963)

  • Viva Maria! (1965)

  • Shalako (1968)

  • The Bear and the Doll (1969)

  • Don Juan

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