That Naughty Girl

Synopsis

In the 1956 French comedy film 'That Naughty Girl' (original title 'Cette sacrée gamine'), Brigitte Bardot shines as the mischievous and charming Sophie, a young woman who turns a small town upside down with her antics. Directed by Michel Boisrond, the movie follows Sophie's playful escapades as she creates chaos and captures the hearts of those around her. With its witty humor and Bardot's captivating performance, 'That Naughty Girl' is a delightful blend of romance, comedy, and adventure that keeps viewers entertained from start to finish.

Cast

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  Brigitte Bardot

  Brigitte Latour

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  Jean Bretonnière

  Jean Clery

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  Françoise Fabian

  Lili Rocher-Villedieu

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  Mischa Auer

  Igor, Ballet Master

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  Michel Serrault

  Inspector Leduc

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  Jean Poiret

  Inspector Rémy

Reviews

Critics have mixed opinions about 'That Naughty Girl'. While some appreciate Bardot's charismatic portrayal of Sophie, others find the film lacking in depth. The movie holds a mediocre rating of 5.7/10 on IMDb. The New York Times praised Bardot's magnetic screen presence and described the film as a 'lively and entertaining comedy'. On the other hand, The Guardian criticized the predictable plot and shallow character development. Despite the differing views, most reviewers agree that 'That Naughty Girl' offers a light-hearted and enjoyable escape into the world of Sophie's mischief.