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Helen of Troy

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    / Films of the 1950s

    Helen of Troy (1956) is notable only for an early appearance by French actress Brigitte Bardot. This Could Be the Night and Until They Sail (both 1957) starred Jean Simmons in a comedy and a drama, respectively. More interesting were the western Tribute to a…

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    Helen of Troy (1956) is notable only for an early appearance by French actress Brigitte Bardot. This Could Be the Night and Until They Sail (both 1957) starred Jean Simmons in a comedy and a drama, respectively. More interesting were the western Tribute to a…

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