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"I was the official photographer on the set of the film Les Novices in 1970 in France, despite barely knowing a word of French. Between takes, I stumbled upon Brigitte Bardot sleeping. As if on cue, the dog jumped onto the bed and stuck his tongue out. Brigitte woke with a start and began to laugh - but not before I'd taken my shot." -Terry, Daily Mail
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"I had been hired to get publicity images from the set of The Legend of Frenchie King, a film Brigitte Bardot was doing in Spain... She had a stature and a presence that were extraordinary. I was drunk on how stunning she was. I found a spot some distance away from her. The wind was blowing, and she had a cigar as part of a scene. I was surrounded by hundreds of people, and was praying they didn't move or jostle me, as I had this perfect composition. I just wanted the wind to blow once more – and it did. Then everyone started pushing and shoving and I lost the place – but I knew I had that frame. It was a picture in a million." -Terry, The Guardian
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