But Mr. Vadim's filmmaking talents proved to be thin, perhaps because he was devoting so much of his time to pursuing up-and-coming Bardots like Catherine Deneuve, Jane Fonda and not a few others.
We saw one being pursued up hill and down dale for a good while.
We were pursued up through the tiers of enlightenment and had to descend the other side, Beatles-like, to elude our photographers.
Since the film's release, other analysts have been heaping praise on Disney for allowing its Pixar unit to pursue "Up" despite the film's commercial risk.
The escapade later became one of his favourite anecdotes: "I must be the only playwright this century to have been pursued up a London street by an angry mob," he calculated proudly.
There is an option but no obligation to make the move permanent for £35m next summer, and they can incorporate his arrival in their budgets to comply with financial fair play and still pursue up to three more senior signings this summer.
In 1959, he wrote a musical about gossip columnists, The World Of Paul Slickey, which earned vitriolic reviews and which led, on the first night, to Osborne being pursued up Charing Cross Road by parties of irate theatre-goers.
Philip Hope-Wallace on Look Back in Anger "I must be the only playwright this century to have been pursued up a London street by an angry mob … There was an inescapable tension in the house.
Besides this shift away from the urban assignments that have attracted so much attention and opposition, Edison has also substantially curbed its appetite for new business, an about-face from the strategy it had pursued up until last year.
But over time, what happens as these girls pursue up the proverbial ladder their passion for science?
Once, at the beginning of his career, he was whacked by the tail of a porcupine he had pursued up a tree in the Catskill Mountains.
