This Sunday, May 4, Aurore Bergé, the minister responsible for equality between women and men, spoke during the “Grand Jury RTL-Le Figaro-Public Senat-M6” concerning the return of Gérard Depardieu to the cinema. A new highlight to which it is firmly opposed.
It’s now official, a cinema monster will return to the big screen. Indeed, Gérard Depardieu (76) will play the main role of the sixth feature film by Fanny Ardant. A renaissance which necessarily divides after his recent accusations of sexual assault and his remarks made following a report revealed by “complement of investigations”.
This is particularly the case for Aurore Bergé, the minister responsible for equality between women and men, who was the guest of “Grand Jury RTL-Le Figaro-Public Senat-M6” this Sunday, May 4. Asked about the subject, the 38 -year -old French politician did not mince her words concerning this return regretting in particular “The way in which the alleged victims were processed throughout this trial, including by the lawyer for Gérard Depardieu.”
Etoying remarks
According to her, the future results of the film’s entries will determine whether or not the French accept the return of this cinematographic figure. Far from doing lace, the minister nevertheless expressed herself without going through four paths:
“Lawyers have denounced these practices and ways of doing things and this excess against victims. If many women are hesitant today to file a complaint, it is because they are afraid of the judicial test.
-After the report that had been in addition to investigations, I don’t want to see him return. The words that had been his own against the children, against the minors, had gave me so much. This simple fact is enough for me not to want to see him play in new films.
Fanny Ardant has the right to run whoever she wants. It is the French who will judge if they want tomorrow to see a new film that would make Gérard Depardieu play. “
What is said is said.
Posted on May 4 at 5:23 p.m., Jérémie Pol, 6medias
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