Jacqueline Bisset

Jacqueline Bisset was born in England, in the County of Surrey, on 13 September 1944 in a family of a lawyer and a doctor. After the divorce she had to take care of sick mother. Fascinated by cinema, Jacqueline Bisset enrolled in acting classes. To pay for them, she worked as a model in London. Gradually shooting with famous photographers led Jacqueline Bisset the first roles in film, though still episodic. In 1964 she appeared on screen in the film “the Knack… and how to acquire them”, and two years later she starred in the Comedy drama “dead end” of the Roman Polanski. After working with this Director, Jacqueline Bisset began to invite roles in great films. In 1967, her partner on the set was Audrey Hepburn. This was a movie “Two for the road”, which tells about the relationship in a married couple on the background of the beauties of the Cote d’azur. However, this interesting and complex story brought Jacqueline Bisset such success as the next, more light and positive film “Casino Royale”, which was played by Jean-Paul Belmondo and woody Allen. The following roles only consolidated this success. In 1968 he published a picture of “Detective”, where she starred with Frank Sinatra, and in the same year, Jacqueline Bisset appeared on the screens in the role of the girlfriend of Steve MC Queen in the movie “Bullitt”.