Actress Béatrice Dalle loves to be talked about. The one who had controversy over The sofa by Marc-Olivier Fogiel by revealing that he already consumed human flesh is as much adored as it is hated, but one thing is certain: it leaves no one indifferent. A few weeks before celebrating his 59th birthday, Joeystarr’s ex is starring in a poignant documentary broadcast on France 5 in the second part of the evening from 10:50 p.m. and called Béatrice Dalle, take it or leave it. The opportunity for the heroine of the films 37°2 in the morning And A woman’s revenge to confide without shame about her complicated childhood, which led her to permanently cut ties with his familywho did not support her despite the numerous calls for help she made.
In a shocking interview, Béatrice Dalle reveals that she was sexually abused by her grandfather from the age of 6 : “The grandfather who touches the granddaughters (…) I’m 6 years old. The old man, he was in the garden, he touches you” reveals the one who has long wondered how she managed to continue men after these terrible ordeals. Even more, Béatrice Dalle goes further by revealing that her cousin was also a victim of their grandfather’s incestuous abuse: “It’s so despicable that your grandfather catches you in the garden, tells you We’re going to give each other a lover’s kiss. He wants to cheat on you, he’s your grandfather. So with my cousin, we no longer went to the garden”.
She cut ties with her entire family and preferred to become homeless
Unfortunately for them, Béatrice Dalle and her cousin were not heard. Their distress, which they confided to the women of the family, was not heard, and the two women faced sad disappointments, which led the actress to make a radical decision: “When we talked to the women in our family about it, we are vicious, we are liars ! I said : Ah ok, you don’t believe me, it doesn’t matter, I’ll continue on my way. Nothing to give a damn“. Coming from a modest family, daughter of a mechanic father and a stay-at-home mother, Béatrice Dalle fled the family nest in Le Mans at the age of 15to reach Paris.
For a few months, Béatrice Dalle lived on the street, and frequented the punk scene. She was then spotted by a photographer, and had her pose for Photo magazine. She catches the eye thanks to this cover story from the artistic agent Dominique Besnehardwho offered in 1985 to opposite Jean-Hugues Anglade in the film 37°2 in the morningwhich reveals it to the general public.