"Plucking the Daisy" is just one of the two-dozen films of the 1950s that swiftly established Brigitte Bardot as the bold new model of female sexuality in post-war society. In the film, also known as "Mademoiselle Striptease," Bardot plays the coquettish daughter of a stuffy French offical. Finding herself in Paris at the center of several well-timed misunderstandings, BB's sexual highjinks culminate with an unforgettable performance in a striptease contest.