Actress Michel Mercier, well-known around the world for the role of inimitable Angelica from the films created by the novels of Anne and Serge Golon, was born in 1939. She refers to those kinodivam who caused admiration of fans only by their appearance. But, surprisingly, in his youth, the parameters of the figure Michelle Mercier were very far from those ideals that serve as a standard for the current generation.
Just the facts
It is interesting fact that the actresses of that period could not boast of high growth or model, in the current understanding, a figure. But Sophia Loren, Marilyn Monroe and Michelle Mercier, whose height and weight were not ideal, became sex symbols for that generation and remain them today.
The image of Angelica, created by Michelle, was recognized as the most sexual and seductive in French cinema. The standard of femininity and style was her emerald-colored eyes and her red, fluffy head of hear.
Recently the French magazine has made the list of the most famous actresses of France. And one of the places of honor in it was occupied by Michel Mercier, whose growth was 163 centimeters. Moreover, with very little growth and the parameters of the figure 90-57-88, Michel Mercier is in the ranking of the most beautiful actresses of the twentieth century. And this is according to one of the American magazines.
Incredible popularity
It is known that at her height, Michelle weighed 53 kilograms. And this is the data that she possessed at the time when she was most popular. In her recent photos, you can see that the parameters of the figure Michel Mercier changed a little, she gained extra pounds. But, even considering this fact and the fact that the actress is already far beyond seventy, she is still recognized in love by men. And they belong to a new, younger generation.
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Of the many surveys conducted around the world, scientists have concluded that women of small stature are more attractive than long-legged beauties. But still the main thing that unites the famous women and actresses of that time is love. Unlimited love for the world, for people, for men. It was they who tried to convey to the audience their roles and their lives.
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