Bardo: “I want to thank you,” confides series actress Julia de Nunes

On Monday, May 8, 2023, France 2 finally broadcasts a series of Bardot events. This biopic traces the life of Brigitte Bardot, a French icon of the 7th art, from her debut at the age of 15 in 1949 to the birth of her son in 1960. Raised strictly, she dreamed of becoming a dancer as a young girl. Guided by her love for Vadim and driven by her desire for freedom and emancipation, she allows herself to be carried away by cinema…

Julia de Nunes becomes Brigitte Bardot

It is the young actress Julia de Nunez who has trouble playing the star here. His parents, Louis and Anne-Marie Bardot, are interpreted by Hippolyte Girardot and Geraldine Pailhas. Ivan Atal plays Raoul Levy and Laurent Stoker plays the Comedie-Française role of Pierre Lazareffe.

Victor Belmondo (Roger Vadim), Noham Eje (Jean-Louis Trinignan), Michael Mittelstadt (Gilbert Beco), Fabian Wolfrom (Sascha Distel), Oscar Lesage (Jacques Charrier) or even Jules Benchetre (Sammy Frey) lend their qualities to men. About BB’s life. Daniel Thompson and his son Christopher Thompson wrote the scripts for six episodes of this biopic and also signed on to direct them.

Julia de Nunez’s confidence in “Bardo”

Thanks to the precise and meticulous work of this large team, the public truly has the impression that by viewing this piece of fiction, they are witnessing the birth of the Bardo myth. This project is overall a success even if the boredom sometimes hints a little on the tip of the nose…

Julia de Nunez, despite everything, is more real than nature in the skin of Brigitte Bardot. It’s amazing, it fully captures the personality and attitudes of the headliner of the iconic feature film and God…Made a Woman.

In an interview with AlloCiné, Revelations revisited Bardot’s experience and explained how she prepared for this lead role. Interview above.