Babette Goes to War

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Babette Goes to War is a 1959 French comedy film starring Brigitte Bardot as a young woman recruited for a World War II espionage mission.

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Babette Goes to War canonical 2
Babette s’en va-t-en guerre 1

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instanceOf French comedy film
film
artDirector Robert Gys
aspectOf French cinema of the 1950s
basedOn original screenplay
character Babette
cinematographyBy Pierre Petit
colorProcess Eastmancolor
costumeDesigner Jacques Fonteray
countryOfOrigin France
director Christian-Jaque
distributionFormat cinema release
distributor Columbia Films
editedBy Jacques Desagneaux
era post-war French cinema
featuresFictionalOrganization British intelligence services
filmingLocation France
genre comedy film
war comedy film
hasFormat theatrical film
hasTheme espionage
romantic comedy elements
war and resistance
language French
mainCharacterPortrayedBy Brigitte Bardot
musicBy Gilbert Bécaud
narrativeLocation England
France
notableFor starring Brigitte Bardot in a World War II espionage comedy role
originalLanguage French
originalTitle Babette s’en va-t-en guerre
linked to: Babette Goes to War
plotSummary A young French woman is recruited by the British to take part in an espionage mission against the Nazis during World War II.
producer Raoul Lévy
productionCompany Cinédis
releaseDate 1959-10-07
releaseYear 1959
runtimeMinutes 106
screenwriter Christian-Jaque
Jean Aurenche
Pierre Bost
setDuring World War II
starring Brigitte Bardot
Francis Blanche
Hannes Messemer
Jacques Charrier
Ronald Howard
title Babette Goes to War

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Brigitte Bardot notableWork Babette Goes to War
Babette Goes to War title Babette Goes to War
Babette Goes to War originalTitle Babette s’en va-t-en guerre
linked to: Babette Goes to War