The world has changed and Sophie Marceau realizes this every day. She has already been able to talk about the “codes” that have evolved over time during an interview with our colleagues from SHEThursday, April 27, and once again wanted to talk about these “changes” during his time with Léa Salamé. Invited this Monday, May 8 on France Interthe 56-year-old actress notably looked into the case of “holidays”.
In fact, for her “today, we talk about vacations as an obvious thing: ‘so what am I going to do with my next vacation?'”, she confided. But in his time, “we weren’t talking about holidays” because people “worked all the time”perhaps even “a bit too much”.
In fact, for Sophie Marceau, the families had “less time to take an interest in others, to take time to talk” because the first thoughts were related to work. A rhythm of life that gave no time to complain: “Yes, that’s it, it was concrete. You had to know how to eat, know how to get to the end of the month”. Vincent and Juliette’s mother nuances, however: “It wasn’t dramatic either, huh”.
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How the world has changed according to Sophie Marceau
He often talked about “that time” with his parents and the actress ensures that they kept some “rather good memories”. Good memories or not, she nevertheless recognizes that there was a “lack moreover, a lack of openness to the world”. And the mother of the family seems to know the reason for this.
According to her, in her parents’ time, there was not such easy access “to culture”. Now, with the Internet, things have changed. “Before, to have a record, a book, you had to walk, go far, you had to spend money… and the budget was not intended for that”she recalls, almost nostalgic.
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