The most daring young actresses in cinema

In 1984, Jane Birkin, on tour with Jacques Doillon's Pirate, prompts her daughter to spend the casting of Eli Chouraqui for Paroles et musique, thus obtaining her first role at 13 years old. The following year, Jacques Doillon offers him some phrases in La Tentation d'Isabelle that serve him to notice Claude Miller, who gives him a role in his film L'Effrontée. This performance earned him a Caesar in 1985. He then works with his father (Charlotte For Ever in 1986) and then with his mother (Kung Fu Master! In 1987). In 1988, Claude Miller calls her again for her movie La Petite Voleuse, screenplay by François Truffaut. But it was with Merci la vie of Bertrand Blier when he finally decided to be an actress.

La drôlesse (La golfilla, in Spain) is a French film directed by Jacques Doillon and released in 1979. It is one of the best known and best regarded titles of its director, and in the year of its premiere won the Film Award Young at the Cannes Festival. Filming lasted 8 weeks from September to October 1978, and was filmed around the Vire region. Madeleine went to Cannes, although that environment was not natural to her. In fact, she said she wanted to be a Spanish teacher, and if this did not happen, a paramedical profession, a sign that she understood that this film adventure was only temporary. She rejected several proposals to devote herself to her studies and finally died a short time later in Caen (Calvados) diagnosed with Leukemia. The movie not only happened to be a cult film, but a mystical film since in the last scene, Madeleine's character, as in a game said that she seemed to be dead, something that soon after would become real leaving " La drôlesse "the only proof she existed since it was her first and last film.

Alicia Christian Foster, (n. In Los Angeles, California, United States), (November 19, 1962), is an American film actress and film director. Known as Jodie Foster, winner of two Golden Globes and two Oscar. He studied at the exclusive school "Liceo Francés de Los Ángeles", and then at Yale University, where in 1985 he graduated magna cum laude in Literature. She is especially known for her performances in the films Taxi Driver and The Silence of the Lambs (The Silence of the Lambs in Spain, The Silence of the Innocents in Latin America). Jodie Foster received the Cecil B. DeMille Award for his entire career at the 2013 Golden Globes.

His career began at age 14 with his role as Christiane F. in the drama of Christiane F. - Wir Kinder vom Bahnhof Zoo. After the unexpected success of the film, she retired from public life and went to a school in England.

Sue was driven to fame thanks to her intervention in the role of Lolita (Dolores Haze), in the famous homonymous film by Stanley Kubrick of 1962 that adapted Vladimir Nabokov's controversial novel published in 1955. Kubrick was looking for a young actress for the Lolita paper. In the television show "The Loretta Young Show" Sue acted as a figurant and when the director watched her in a bikini, she offered the role of the teenager who sexually obsessed the mature and intellectual Humbert Humbert, a character played by British actor James Mason. When Kubrick discovered the actress, she had already turned 15 and had to play a character who at the beginning of the novel was 12 and 17 when it ends. Even so, Sue played the character, instantly becoming the morbid sensation of Hollywood, achieving the Golden Globe1 for best revelation actress.

Brooke Shields belongs to an aristocratic family, descended from the first settlers of Virginia in the United States in the 16th century (the first member of his family was William Shields, American pioneer). His father, Francis Alexander Shields, was a senior executive of Revlon, the son of a famous tennis player Francis Xavier Shields and the Italian princess Donna Marina Torlonia di Civitella-Cesi. His great uncle was Prince Alessandro Torlonia, husband of the infant Beatriz de Borbón. His mother, Theresia Anna Schmonn, called Teri, is an actress, former model and film producer. In 1978 his mother received an offer from the French filmmaker Louis Malle, who was looking for a girl for the leading role of his controversial film Pretty Baby. The commitment agreed with Malle was to allow the girl to pose naked, in exchange for her mother being present on the set as a supervisor. In the film, Violet, a thirteen-year-old girl, lives with her mother Hattie (played by Susan Sarandon) in a brothel in the years 1916. Hattie practicing prostitution meets a man, marries and leaves leaving her daughter abandoned. Madame who does not intend to keep Violet for anything, decides to auction her virginity, and make her work for her, but Belloq, a photographer who frequents the place looking for snapshots of nudes, does not plan to allow it and rescues the girl, but to get it from a Effective way you should marry her. Violet loves her savior whom Dad calls, and is looking forward to doing anything for him. The film provoked a great controversy

Dominique Ariane Swain was born on the way to the hospital, on August 12, 1980, on a highway in Santa Monica (California), she is the daughter of David and Cindy Swain, she grew up in Malibu with her parents and her four brothers, with a lifestyle modest. In his school childhood he attended a preparatory school in Malibu and due to his crooked teeth he suffered humiliations at school suffering from the ugly duckling syndrome. Swain despite everything was a model student, always getting the best grades. In 1993, he appears in a supporting role in the movie The Good Son with Macaulay Culkin. In 1997 his leap to fame takes place when he obtains the role of Lolita acting together with Jeremy Irons for the remake of the homonymous film, being selected from two thousand five hundred applicants, in this film, Swain exploits with power his sensuality of girl-woman- manipulative with great talent and naturalness what it is worth being favorably recognized by critics.