Biography of Vadim Roger

Vadim, the origin and education of Roger Vadim, the French director of Russian origin, was born in Paris on January 26, the father of Vadim Igor Nikolaevich Network, a white officer, emigrated from Kyiv after the October Revolution and made a diplomatic career in France. Mother is French actress Maria Antoinette Ardiluz. The childhood of Vadim took place in Egypt and Turkey, where his father served in French diplomatic agents.

The future director returned to France in the city of Search for himself in the GG. He played small roles in the theater at the same time. Since that time, he became known under the pseudonym Roger Vadim. In the city of Jew, he criticized the work, but advised Vadim to try himself in the cinema and introduced the director Mark Allegra. In subsequent years, Vadim worked with Allegra as an assistant director and co -author of scenarios.

In the beginning of the x. A career in the cinema in Roger Vadim made his debut film - “And God created a woman”, using his wife in the main role, at that time a little -known actress Brigitte Bardo. The film received a cult status and made Bardo a star. French critics considered the film too frank and provocative, he was condemned by the Vatican, but after the triumph in the United States he returned to the European screens, having won success.

During the subsequent summer career in cinema, Vadim shot about 30 tapes as a director and for about the same number of films acted as a screenwriter. He completed several acting, including in his own film "The Killed Girl", the picture of director George Kyukoor "Rich and the famous", etc. He put several television films. The provocative sensuality remained a characteristic feature of most of his subsequent works.

The most famous films was the modernized film adaptation of the novel by Shorelo de Laclot, “Dangerous Relations”, a reasoning on the topic of sadism against the backdrop of the fascist occupation of France “Vitrok and Virtue”, the fantastic comedy “Barbarella” and “Three Steps in Delicium” by Edgar according to Vadim released the remake of his first film “and God created a woman”.

The personal life of Roger Vadim had numerous novels and was married five times. At the end of his life, he took up literary activity, releasing the autobiography "From Star to Star", telling about his relationship with the famous actresses, and several books of memoirs. Vadim's film "Don Juan" Bardo completed the acting career. In gg. Roger Vadim was married to Danish fashion model Annette Stroyberg.

She starred in his films "Dangerous Relations" and "and die from pleasure", but did not gain great fame. When they met, Catherine was not yet seventeen years old. The affair with Denev never ended in a wedding according to Vadim’s memoirs, this was hindered by the ex -wife Annette Stroynberg. Vadim shot Denev in the film "Vit and Virtue" shortly after parting with him the loud success of the film "Sherburg Umbrellas", dir.

Jacques Demi made her a star. Roger Vadim was married to American actress Jane Fonda, at that time better known as the daughter of actor Henry Funds. During the marriage with the French director, she starred in one of his most famous films - the adaptation of the comic book about the adventures in the Barbarella space and several more paintings. In the future, she starred a lot in the United States, becoming a double holder of the Oscar.

The fourth wife Roger Vadim was Katrin Schneider, a daughter and heiress of a large French steel -industry. The only Vadim’s husband, she never starred in a movie. Roger Vadim died of cancer on February 11