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Brigitte Bardot Leaves Hospital After Tranquillizer Overdose Lance HEWSON Université Montpellier III LE NIVEAU DE LANGUE REPERE Brigitte Bardot leaves hospital after tranquillizer overdose FORMER French film actress said. A doctor at the clinic con• Brigitte Bardot was rushed firmed yesterday that her con• to hospital on the Côte d'Azur dition now gave no cause for after taking too many tranquil• concern. lizers, sources at the Oasis Mr D'Ormale and Miss Bar- clinic at Gassin said yesterday. dot married secretly in Norway Miss Bardot, aged 58, was on August 16 but the marriage, rushed to the clinic by her hus• her fourth, was kept secret for band of three months, Bernard nearly two months. d'Ormale, a businessman aged Miss Bardot has for years 51, who is a close associate of been an ardent campaigner for the ultra-rightwing National better treatment of animals. Mr Front leader, Jean-Marie Le D'Ormale is said to have told Pen. friends recently that his wife She was allowed home three was feeling under strain as a hours later after having her result of her animal rights stomach pumped, the sources work. — AFP. THE GUARDIAN Bardot overdose St Tropez (AP) — Brigitte Bardot was taken to hospital to have her stomach pumped after taking an overdose of tranquilisers, medical officials said yesterday. Her husband, Bertrand d'Ormale, said recently that the former actress was under great stress because of her work as France's leading animal rights activist. THE INDEPENDENT Bardot in drug scare BY CHARLES BREMNER BRIGITTE Bardot, the French film star turned animal- rights activist, was recovering at her St Tropez home yesterday after being taken to hospital by her new husband to have treatment for a condition caused by taking tranquillisers. Mme Bardot, 58, who retired from the cinema in 1972, had her stomach pumped and spent three hours in the Oasis clinic at Gassin, near St Tropez, after Bernard d'Ormale drove her there on Saturday night. The health of Brigitte Bardot gives no cause for concern," a spokesman for the clinic said yesterday, adding that she had "taken a turn" after consuming tranquillisers. M d'Ormale, 52, a busi• nessman and supporter of the extreme-right National Front party, said recently that his wife had been suffering from stress brought on by her animal-rights work. She was particularly upset by the discovery of a flock of starving sheep in an abandoned château near her home and had been trying to get local authorities to take action. Since her August marriage to M d'Ormale, which was not made public until October, Mme Bardot has launched lawsuits against several magazines under France's laws on the invasion of privacy. THE TIMES Bardot in drug overdose BRIGITTE BARDOT tranquillisers because of From LESLEY HUSSELL was recovering from a drug In St Tropez distress after discovering that overdose last night. a shepherd near the hillside She collapsed at a dinner under surveillance and was villa had starved a dozen party in her San Tropez villa allowed to go home at 2am sheep to death. Bardot was on Saturday night after mix• when doctors decided she was 'devastated'. ing cocktails with tranquil• no longer in danger. She brought private proceed• ings when the authorities re• lisers prescribed by her Dr Andre Fourny, of the Oasis Clinic outside St fused to take action. doctor. M d'Ormale said: 'She was The former film star was Tropez, said: 'She is well now and will be okay.' very angry at this indiffer• unconscious when her fourth Her husband — they mar• ence. She is immersed totally husband, businessman Ber• in all she does.' ried secretly in Norway in Last night at the villa Bar- nard d'Ormale, drove her to a August — said last week private clinic where her dot has turned into an animal that his wife, now renowned sanctuary a caretaker said: stomach was pumped. for her animal rights 'She wants to be left in Bardot, 58, spent five hours campaiging, had taken tran- peace.' DAILY MAIL Drug suicide bid by Bardot over animal cruelty by WAYNE BODKIN In St Tropez BRIGITTE Bardots love said: "She was brought in her into a screen star, but for animals drove her to by ambulance and was that soon turned sour. attempt suicide after an accompanied by her Seven years later actor horrific cruelty case near husband and two friends." Jacques Charrier became her home, friends fear. After treatment and being husband N°2, Bardot then The 58-year-old screen kept under observation, had a string of lovers legend took an overdose of she was released. including Sacha Distel. sleeping pills after becom• Bardot was still In 1966 she married ing distraught over the fate recovering from shock German playboy Gunther of a flock of sheep left to after narrowly missing Sachs, following a being shot earlier this whirlwind romance. They starve. year by hunters killing She was released from her pets. parted three years later. hospital yesterday after The Sixties sex kitten is She was also estranged having her stomach also involved in several from her only child pumped. legal wrangles. She is Nicolas, from her marriage Brigitte's new husband suing a hunter who chased to Charrier, and looked to Bernard d'Ormale, who was wild boar on to her land and be facing a lonely old age. at her side in the south of taking legal action over But the loneliness France hospital, revealed articles about her love life appeared to be over when, Bardot had recently been with Bernard, a close friend in October, TODAY under severe stress. of extreme right-wing exclusively revealed she She was depressed and politician Jean-Marie le had wed husband number suffering nightmares about Pen. four during a trip to Norway the starving flock of sheep Despite her screen where she was also reunited found abandoned near her success, Bardot has had a with Nicolas after 10 years. villa. troubled life. She turned her Last year it was revealed Bardot took the overdose back on acting in 1973 to she had beaten breast on Saturday while staying devote her life to animals, cancer, but she is still at her villa near St Tropez becoming a recluse. frightened of getting old. During a recent TV inter• with Bernard and friends. Her first three marriages view in France she She was admitted to an all ended unhappily. In demanded the cameras have exclusive private clinic in 1952 she wed film director special filters to hide her a neighbouring village. Roger Vadim, the man wrinkles. A hospital spokesman responsible for turning TODAY Bardot Sad star Bardot in in drug pill drama scare STAR REPORTER BRIGITTE Bardot took an SCREEN-goddess Brigitte overdose of tranquilisers Bardot was rushed to hospital after becoming depressed at the weekend after an at the discovery of starved apparent overdose of sheep near her home. tranquillisers. The actress — a fanatical Bardot, 58, was admitted to animal rights activist — the Oasis Clinic in Gassin, collapsed as she and new near her home in the husband Bernard d'Ormale millionaires' resort of Saint- hosted a dinner party. Tropez. He immediately took the The French actress was 58-year-old star to allowed home yesterday after hospital where doctors having her stomach pumped. pumped her stomach. Friends believe his quick action saved her life. Grave Norwegian d'Ormale, 51 — who wed Brigitte in Friends said Bardot had August — insisted the been upset since the overdose was accidental discovery of a mass grave of due to a mixture of sheep at a chateau near her tranquilisers and wine. home. But he revealed she had Bardot, who has retired been distressed since dead from the cinema, has become sheep were found buried increasingly militant about near her St Tropez home animal rights. last month. He also believed her de• In the early 1980s, she led votion to other animal an international campaign causes had placed her against the culling of baby under extreme stress. seals. Brigitte, who abandoned Recently she has cam• acting in the mid-'70s, paigned against hunting in has battled seal culling France, one of the nation's and recently set up a most popular pastimes. Normandy dog shelter. D'Ormale said last night: THE STAR "There is nothing to worry about, her life is not in danger." One of their dinner guests said: "We thought she might be dying. Bernard was a real hero." THE SUN Drug-scare Bardot sad over sheep FORMER sex-kitten Brigitte Bardot was depressed over the death of eleven sheep when she took an overdose. The 58-year-old animal lover was rushed to hospital after accidentally mixing dinner drinks with tranquillisers. She spent five hours in the private Oasis Clinic in St Tropez. Brigitte was "very, very angry" when local police shrugged off the deaths of the sheep from starvation. She is suing the shepherd to save the rest of the flock. DAILY MIRROR (A) The deaths that drove anguished Bardot to overdose By MARK DOWDNEY Foreign Editor passion DAILY MIRROR (B) ... suite page 35 ... THE world has turned full circle for Brigitte Bardot. After 20 years of shunning the limelight, the screen goddess who once rivalled Marilyn Monroe is back in its glare. The spotlight was flicked on three months ago when, at the age of 58, Bardot switched her passion for animals back to men and married husband N° 4 — a leader of the French National Front. Now it is on full beam. At the weekend, she was rushed to hospital after collapsing from a drugs overdose at her villa in the South of France.
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