Despite her previous or subsequent existences, Annette Strøyberg, was always known as the sensuous blonde model who replaced Brigitte Bardot as director Roger Vadim‘s second wife – and whom he tried unsuccessfully to turn into another BB. The Guardian UK 2005.
Kerstin Anita Marianne Ekberg – having been crowned Miss Malmö and then Miss Sweden, Ekberg went to the US in the early 1950s for the Miss Universe contest and stayed to appear in a number of Hollywood films. The Guardian.
Perrette Pradier (1938 – 2013): born in French Indochina (modern day Vietnam), actress and voiceover artist from 1957 until her death in French cinema, animation and television.
Sabine Sinjen: born 1942, German teen actress of the 1950s, continued acting until her death from cancer in 1995.
Rossana Podestà: Italian actress born 1934 in Tripoli (present-day Libya), Helen in Helen of Troy (1956).
Heidi Brühl: born 1942 in World War II Germany, in German films from 12 years of age, in Hollywood between 1972 and 1976.
March 14, 1953, “The Count of St. Elmo” review: as the frail triumphant heroine, Anna Maria Ferrero is quite convincing but all the brave, joined hands and picturesque backdrops cannot disguise an old-fashioned movie served the old-fashioned way. NY Times.
Pascale Petit: French actress born Anne-Marie Petit 1938. Screen debut in a French film version of Arthur Miller’s The Crucible (1957); on screen until 2001.
Austrian actress on screen from 1949 until multiple sclerosis ended her career in 1957.
Lucile Saint-Simon aka Lucille St. Simon: French actress born 1932, on screen 1953 – 1965.
