Indicted since 2020 for rape and sexual assault, Gérard Depardieu
saw its image be even more tarnished after the broadcast of Further investigation, Thursday December 7, 2023, which was dedicated to him. In fact, the teams of France 2 broadcast a report edited using videos captured during the trip of the sacred monster of French cinema to North Korea in 2018. The actor went there in the company of Yann Moix on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the North regime -Korean.
During this stay, we can discover Gérard Depardieu and his many verbal slip-ups. With his crude behavior, the 74-year-old actor greatly shocked the Web with his various sexual allusions when he addressed North Korean women and more specifically his translator. This one, heavily dredged from the beginning to the end of the stay. But it is especially when Gérard Depardieu sexualized an 11-year-old girl that Internet users expressed their anger. Since then, many of the actor’s friends have reacted. If some defend him, others recognize that the actor went too far in his remarks.
The giant of French cinema Gérard #Depardieu was removed from the National Order of Quebec on Wednesday by the Prime Minister of the French-speaking Canadian province for “shocking” remarks against women recently broadcast in a report #AFP
— Jean-François Guyot (@JFGuyot) December 13, 2023
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Nathalie Baye, who has often shared the stage with him, recognizes that his behavior may have been shocking. However, she assures that it has always been “high class”and she doesn’t have “absolutely never had any problems” with him. Clara Morgane, for her part, firmly condemned the verbal slippages of Gérard Depardieu
during his passage on RTL Good evening this Wednesday, December 13. Mostly, it is obviously anger that comes out. Many viewers were outraged by the latest issue of Further investigation and even across the Atlantic.
In fact, our colleague
Jean-François Guyot announced
this Wednesday evening that Gérard Depardieu had just been “dismissed from the National Order of Quebec by the Prime Minister of the French-speaking Canadian province for “shocking” remarks against women recently broadcast in a report”. A first sanction against the actor, which many demanded, after the broadcast of the report France 2.
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