Babette Goes to War (1959)

1959 · Movie · 106 min. · France

Babette Goes to War (1959)
Comedy World War II

Brigitte Bardot was at the height of her fame when she starred in this engagingly silly military comedy. Babette (Bardot) is a beautiful but unfortunately clueless young French woman who, in 1940, becomes a refugee when she seeks safe haven in England as the Germans move in to occupy her land. Babette is recruited as part of a scheme to help British military intelligence foil a German plot to invade England. The idea is for Babette to use her good looks to win the confidence of German officers and learn their secrets; however, despite her enthusiasm, Babette's striking ineptitude when it comes to military espionage makes her as much of a threat as an asset to Allied forces.

Direction Christian-Jaque

Cast Brigitte Bardot · Jacques Charrier · Ronald Howard · Michael Cramer · René Havard · Mona Goya · Viviane Gosset · Robert Berri · Françoise Belin · Charles Bouillaud · Alain Bouvette · Max Elloy

Soundtrack Gilbert Bécaud

Screenplay Jacques Emmanuel · Jean Ferry

Cinematography Armand Thirard

Original title Babette s'en va-t-en guerre

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