She could have let it be said and kept quiet, she dared to speak. In a long Instagram post, also posted on all his other social networks, Alexandra Lamy took up the pen to come and defend all women victims of sexual violence and possibly tarnished by the comments made by Anny Duperey at the microphone of RTL this Saturday, February 10, 2024. The 75-year-old actress caused a stir by declaring that she was taking up the defense by Benoît Jacquot, believing that Judith Godrèche was “consenting” on the grounds of having maintained a six-year relationship with the filmmaker. She also pointed out finger one “witch hunt” in his eyes too latewhich would denigrate filmmakers like Roman Polanski
“fifty or sixty years after the fact”.
On her social networks, Alexandra Lamy contested the comments made by her elder, and did not beat around the bush: “Madame Duperey, you mean to the 93,000 women who are victims of rape per year, to the 220 women murdered by their spouse or ex-spouse, to all those who have been under the influence for years, or even their entire life, but who, unlike you, , have the profile of the victim. It’s true that no one dared to attack you, you would almost be disappointed not to have had this experience of harassment, or things like that, as you say !!!” shot Jean Dujardin’s ex-wife. In this first story, Alexandra Lamy refers to the comments that Anny Duperey made about her own experience, declaring that she did not have enough perspective on the subject, on the grounds of never having been abused by a man.
“Not witches, but rapists, criminals!”
In a second story, Audrey Lamy’s big sister hit the nail on the head: “You want to tell all these women that you don’t like the late witch hunt but they are not witches, they are rapists, criminals, you have to tell all these victims that you don’t like the hunt to rapists and late criminals!!! That’s the real word, not witches, but rapists, criminals. Thank you Madame Duperey, on behalf of all the victims, of all those who have the courage to speak, for asking them now to be silent because it has been too long !” Anny Duperey was right when she began her remarks: she did well “beat on” !