And God Created Woman (1987)
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38% of critics liked it
(8 reviews) -
28% of users liked it
(1,568 ratings)
French director Roger Vadim pillages his own grave in this nominal re-make of his 1956 creamy sensation And God Created Woman -- the film that made Brigitte Bardot an international star. Unfortunately, he is unable to do the same thing for the cool and cryptic Rebecca DeMornay in this version.… More French director Roger Vadim pillages his own grave in this nominal re-make of his 1956 creamy sensation And God Created Woman -- the film that made Brigitte Bardot an international star. Unfortunately, he is unable to do the same thing for the cool and cryptic Rebecca DeMornay in this version. DeMornay plays an escaped convict who lands in the limousine of New Mexico gubernatorial candidate Frank Langella and seduces him. For some inexplicable reason, she turns into a hot singing act. DeMornay also seduces innocent stud carpenter Vincent Spano along the way and suckers the poor guy into marrying her so that she can get an early parole. But the joke is on him when she announces that their marriage does not include sexual relations. ~ Paul Brenner, Rovi
- Directed By
- Richard Vadim, Roger Vadim
- Genres
- Drama, Romance, Comedy
R,
- In Theaters
- Jan 1, 1988 Wide
- Studio
- Vestron Video
Critic Reviews
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James Kendrick, Q Network Film Desk
the role Brigette Bardot was born to play, and it is the role for which she will most likely be remembered
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John J. Puccio, Movie Metropolis
These days, 'And God Created Woman' isn't very scandalous, just slow and awkward.
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John J. Puccio, Movie Metropolis
The story line is so slight it is forever in danger of wafting away on the Mediterranean breeze.
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Cast
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Rebecca De Mornay
as Robin Shay
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Vincent Spano
as Billy Moran
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Frank Langella
as James Tiernan
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Donovan Leitch
as Peter Moran
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Judith Chapman
as Alexandra Tiernan
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Jaime McEnnan
as Timmy Moran
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Benjamin Mouton
as Blue
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David Shelley
as David
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Einstein Brown
as Einstein
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David López
as Hawk
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Gail Boggs
as Denise
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Maria Duval
as Maxine
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Gary Grubbs
as Rupert Willis
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Thelma Houston
as Prison Singer
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Ann-Marie Martin
as Shirley
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Dorian Sanchez
as Alice
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Tommy Townsend
as Owner Las Quinellas Club
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Gary Goetzman
as Al Lawrence
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Kenny Ortega
as Mike
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Jim Terr
as Act at Las Quinellas Club
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Tom Connor
as Chaplain
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Alison Davies
as Tiernan's Secretary
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Rusty Dillen
as Cowboy Las Quinellas Club
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Erin Flynn
as Jenny, Virginia
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Barney Garcia
as Las Quinellas Sheriff
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Richard Kawecki
as Las Quinellas Sheriff
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Connie Moore Kranz
as Warden
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Manfred Krause
as Political Aide
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Pat Lee
as Inmate
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J.D. Lincoln
as Governor Miller
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Anne O. Marshall
as News Broadcaster
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Nelson Martinez
as Emcee
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Christopher Murray
as Harold
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Marlin K. Southerland
as Cowboy Las Quinellas Club
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Lenny Vullo
as Lenny
- Jamie McEnnan
- Rebecca DeMornay
