"Did you hear about "The Bear and the Doll?""04 February 1970Comedy, Romance90 mins
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THE BEAR AND THE DOLL 1970 Brigitte Bardot
With Brigitte Bardot Jean-Pierre Cassel Daniel Ceccaldi and Xavier Gélin. Directed by Michel Deville. In French with English subtitles. (Click the Closed-.
Brigitte Bardot in the Bear and the Doll (aka. L'Ours et la Poupée ) (1969)
What an amazing French sexy goddess!! ^^
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