On October 5, Jean Dujardin is back in theaters with November. The new film by Cédric Jimenez in which he plays a member of the police, at the heart of the attacks of November 13, 2015. A film that promises to be poignant and that Nathalie Péchalat’s companion wanted to defend during his visit at the house of RTL.
“Yes yes I am very moved, because I was next door, because my wife heard the shots…”, he says at first to remind that he was not far from the horror that was taking place at the bottom of his window. What make him much more credible in the role entrusted to him by the one who is at the head of North ferry and The French. Jean Dujardin continues and recalls this terrifying night: “It’s all these faces we’ve seen. It’s all these testimonies we’ve heard. That’s why I’m telling you that the bad lawsuits you can get before a movie…”
Not a trade
The ex of Alexandra Lamy then cuts himself to push a slight rant. In particular against them who accuse him, and Cédric Jimenez, of having taken advantage of this carnage to make a “trade” of it. “When they tell you ‘I couldn’t go see it, I’m sure they have…’ no, it’s not a business. We don’t always make a business. Stop taking us for idiots “, he gets angry. The actor continues to defend the film, which will be released in theaters on October 5, and recalls that there are “people who have worked well for that and I can tell you that the film is about something else. It is rather positive in its collective”.
The one who was the subject of controversy for his remarks in Daily this Wednesday, September 28 about the police finally concluded by assuring that the message of this film was much more positive than negative. The opportunity for him to send a last message: “And if we were sometimes a little more in this community, it would do us good”.
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