Véronique Vendell
Véronique Vendell ( born July 21, 1942 in Montpellier ) is a French former actress.
Life
After acting and ballet lessons when she was first named, repeatedly small roles in French cinema productions. Véronique Vendell participated in authentic European crime fiction, agents and adventure films of the sixties, where they usually briefly appeared as an attractive seductress to ensnare one of the main characters. Often depicted in magazines, she appeared in February 1964 in the American edition of Playboy.
Already referred to as " new Bardot ", she tried to get out of this setting as a theater actress. She played among others in Paris at the Théâtre Marie Bell, directed by Luchino Visconti. Last acted Véronique Vendell in movies of her husband, the German producer Wolf C. Hartwig, including two in Report films. After a role in the two-parter Steiner - Cross of Iron, she withdrew into private life.