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About Frigide Barjot

Virginie Tellenne took the name Frigide Barjot, a pun on Brigitte Bardot, when she joined Les Jalons, a humour collective known for parodies, happenings, hoaxes and pastiches. During the group's happenings she was the singer of the parody band Les Dead Pompidou's, and she later recorded comic songs imitating Bardot's voice.

Her columns made her a regular voice on French broadcasting: she worked on On a tout essayé on France 2 and On va s'gêner on Europe 1, both presented by Laurent Ruquier. She wrote humorous books such as J'élève mon mari, J'éduque mes parents and Manuel de survie de la femme moderne, and made brief appearances in films by Fabien Onteniente, among them Trois zéros and Turf. She later became known for political activism with La Manif pour tous.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Frigide Barjot's real name?

Frigide Barjot is the stage name of Virginie Tellenne, a pun on Brigitte Bardot that she took when she joined Les Jalons.

What was Les Jalons?

Les Jalons is a humour collective known for parodies, happenings, hoaxes and pastiches, and during its happenings Frigide Barjot sang in the parody band Les Dead Pompidou's.

What shows did Frigide Barjot work on?

She worked as a columnist on On a tout essayé on France 2 and On va s'gêner on Europe 1, both presented by Laurent Ruquier.

What books has Frigide Barjot written?

Her humorous books include J'élève mon mari, J'éduque mes parents and Manuel de survie de la femme moderne.

Did Frigide Barjot record songs?

Yes, Frigide Barjot recorded comic songs imitating the voice of Brigitte Bardot.

What films has Frigide Barjot appeared in?

She made brief appearances in films by Fabien Onteniente, among them Trois zéros and Turf.

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