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'''Sylvia Bourdon''' (born 1949 in Cologne, Germany) is a former French [[porn star]]. She made her first appearances in [[loops]] shot in the Netherlands and distributed clandestinely in France. In 1975, she played an insatiable mature lady named Barbara in ''Le Sexe qui parle''. | '''Sylvia Bourdon''' (born 1949 in Cologne, Germany) is a former French [[porn star]]. She made her first appearances in [[loops]] shot in the Netherlands and distributed clandestinely in France. In 1975, she played an insatiable mature lady named Barbara in ''Le Sexe qui parle''. | ||
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The years 1975 and 1976 proved to be very fruitful for her, crowned with a compilation film named after her; ''Sylvia dans l'extase''. For her "[[bestiality]]" scene in this compilation, writers Tohill and Tombs in Immoral Tales: European Sex & Horror Movies (1956-1984) assert that she was the first French actress who agreed to have her sexual encounters with a dog filmed. She also appeared along with [[Claudine Beccarie]], another pioneer of French porn screen in the documentary ''Les Pornocrates''. Her film ''Exhibition 2'' | The years 1975 and 1976 proved to be very fruitful for her, crowned with a compilation film named after her; ''Sylvia dans l'extase''. For her "[[bestiality]]" scene in this compilation, writers Tohill and Tombs in Immoral Tales: European Sex & Horror Movies (1956-1984) assert that she was the first French actress who agreed to have her sexual encounters with a dog filmed. She also appeared along with [[Claudine Beccarie]], another pioneer of French porn screen in the documentary ''Les Pornocrates''. Her film ''Exhibition 2'' which followed the example of Beccarie (with ''Exhibition'') shocked many viewers with its portrayal of sexual conduct of [[BDSM|sadomasochistic]] nature. | ||
Bourdon acted in several horror films directed by Jean Rollin. She made her top international success with ''Candice Candy'' in 1976, playing Candice, a frigid magazine editor. This film was released in the U.S. with the title ''Candy's Candy'', where the viewers became familiar with her as "Sylvia Bourbon". The same year, an autobiography named ''L'Amour est une fête'' (Love is a Feast) was published. She appeared in her last film in 1977. | Bourdon acted in several horror films directed by Jean Rollin. She made her top international success with ''Candice Candy'' in 1976, playing Candice, a frigid magazine editor. This film was released in the U.S. with the title ''Candy's Candy'', where the viewers became familiar with her as "Sylvia Bourbon". The same year, an autobiography named ''L'Amour est une fête'' (Love is a Feast) was published. She appeared in her last film in 1977. | ||
Since then, she has engaged herself with humanitarian and political issues, especially | Since then, she has engaged herself with humanitarian and political issues, especially becoming an official propagandist for European Monetary Union in 1985. | ||
In 2005, with German artist Hans-Rolf-Maria Koller, she got engaged in a project of installations, named ''Les Ténèbres de l'Humanité'' / ''Die Nacht des Menschen'' (Darkness of Humanity). | In 2005, with German artist Hans-Rolf-Maria Koller, she got engaged in a project of installations, named ''Les Ténèbres de l'Humanité'' / ''Die Nacht des Menschen'' (Darkness of Humanity). | ||
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* http://no-pasaran.blogspot.com/2007/08/soviet-sanitarium-redux.html Police suggest she see a psychiatrist or risk involuntary commitment because she complains about neighborhood crime | * http://no-pasaran.blogspot.com/2007/08/soviet-sanitarium-redux.html Police suggest she see a psychiatrist or risk involuntary commitment because she complains about neighborhood crime | ||
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Sylvia Bourdon (born 1949 in Cologne, Germany) is a former French porn star. She made her first appearances in loops shot in the Netherlands and distributed clandestinely in France. In 1975, she played an insatiable mature lady named Barbara in Le Sexe qui parle.
Biographical Information
The years 1975 and 1976 proved to be very fruitful for her, crowned with a compilation film named after her; Sylvia dans l'extase. For her "bestiality" scene in this compilation, writers Tohill and Tombs in Immoral Tales: European Sex & Horror Movies (1956-1984) assert that she was the first French actress who agreed to have her sexual encounters with a dog filmed. She also appeared along with Claudine Beccarie, another pioneer of French porn screen in the documentary Les Pornocrates. Her film Exhibition 2 which followed the example of Beccarie (with Exhibition) shocked many viewers with its portrayal of sexual conduct of sadomasochistic nature.
Bourdon acted in several horror films directed by Jean Rollin. She made her top international success with Candice Candy in 1976, playing Candice, a frigid magazine editor. This film was released in the U.S. with the title Candy's Candy, where the viewers became familiar with her as "Sylvia Bourbon". The same year, an autobiography named L'Amour est une fête (Love is a Feast) was published. She appeared in her last film in 1977.
Since then, she has engaged herself with humanitarian and political issues, especially becoming an official propagandist for European Monetary Union in 1985.
In 2005, with German artist Hans-Rolf-Maria Koller, she got engaged in a project of installations, named Les Ténèbres de l'Humanité / Die Nacht des Menschen (Darkness of Humanity).
External links
- Sylvia Bourdon at the Internet Movie Database
- "Sylvia Bourdon euro star" L'Express (France) article on Bourdon (in French)
- Les Ténèbres de l'Humanité / Die Nacht des Menschen blog
- http://weisse-rose.over-blog.com
- http://no-pasaran.blogspot.com/2007/08/soviet-sanitarium-redux.html Police suggest she see a psychiatrist or risk involuntary commitment because she complains about neighborhood crime
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