On July 21, 1942, Claude Marie Rose Durafourd, future Vendell, was born in Lodève (Hérault), into a family of doctors. the one who will opt for the nickname Véronique Vendell for three brothers. Two will follow the family path, another will become a painter.She arrives in Paris with a real battle plan, everything is planned, thought out, studied, it can only succeed. With her look directly inspired by the essential Brigitte Bardot mixed with a zest of Monroe and a hint of Mansfield, Véronique sets out to attack film festivals with touching regularity and determination. She is of course all blonde and smiles and it goes without saying, dressed in the most revealing dresses possible.Véronique will always arrive in Cannes in a transparent blouse as if it were a ticket to the top of the bill. She quickly debuted at the Théâtre du Gymnase with “Adieu Prudence” and was filming “Rencontres” at the cinema. The newspapers publish photos of her tiny bikinis, material to feed the slew of weeklies devoted to cinema in constant demand for empty information to complete the magazines in question. The champions of the genre being Jayne Mansfield, Elaine Stewart and Corinne Calvet, Véronique will not be left out. However, she filmed, and her filmography is consistent. Thus, if she begins to rotate in “Les Amours Célèbres” between Feuillère, Girardot and Laforêt, she only appears for a fleeting moment.This cinema will be less tender with Véronique than what we still call the celebrity press, but she will nevertheless be able to film for big names thanks mainly to Italy. In “Lo La Conoscevo Bene” in 1965 she already seems to be parodying herself. Wearing a lamé dress cut low to the waist and which we will see her carrying around to quite a few festivals, she is wearing a platinum blonde bun that seems to have been polished with explosives. Which in hindsight gives it quite a punk side! Shes a starlet invited to a private party and has only one line Oh yes, Ive been in the movies. An advertisement for a lipstick. Only my mouth but on a giant screen measuring five by ten meters! » To which a smartass replies, “Make advertisements for panties instead!” »She was also part of a few American adventures, notably with “La Nuit des Généraux” where she was part of the “French contingent” with Philippe Noiret, Juliette Greco and Pierre Mondy. But alas, Véronique will be out of luck again. While she was expected to be a real revelation at the films premiere in New York, the weather conditions were disastrous; Her plane arrives very late and not only does she miss the ceremony but she finds herself stuck at the airport in a New York paralyzed by a snowstorm! Not a taxi on the horizon to take him to his hotel, failing to bring him to the covetousness of New York photographers...

Filmek -tól nem elérhető Véronique Vendell

Dial Love for Murder

Gina

Film 1970

Weekend, Italian Style

L'altra Giuliana

Film 1965

Police Chief Pepe

Maristella Diotallevi

Film 1969

Code 7, Victim 5

Gina

Film 1964

Soldier Martin

Zouzou

Film 1966

Battle of the Godfathers

Kate

Film 1973

Snobs!

Girl with Lambotte (uncredited)

Film 1962

From Hong Kong with Love

Meredith Harris

Film 1973

The Witches

Young Girl Friend (segment "La strega bruciata viva")

Film 1967

Cross of Iron

Marga

Film 1977

The Superwitness

L'amica fotografa

Film 1971

I Knew Her Well

Alice Stendhal

Film 1965

Breakthrough

Yvette

Film 1979

How to Play the Seduction Game

Marquise

Film 1970

Women for Sale

Ann

Film 1969

I See Naked

Manuela

Film 1969

Tower of Screaming Virgins

Jeanne

Film 1968

Rencontres

Micky

Film 1962

The Man From Mykonos

Pascale

Film 1966

House of Sin

(uncredited)

Film 1961

Mayerling

Lisi Stockau

Film 1968

The Resort Girls

Tisch-Tänzerin bei Après-Ski Party

Film 1971

Dalia and the Sailors

Dalia

Film 1964

When the Pheasants Pass

Jeanne

Film 1965