On the sidelines of her new role in the series of France 2, Diane de Poitiers, Isabelle Adjani connects interviews in the media. The opportunity for the actress to give her point of view on several social issues.
If there is one thing that no one can blame Isabelle Adjani for, is that the actress has always been able to carry her convictions. Headliner of the new series of France 2, Diane de Poitiers, which will be broadcast from this Monday, November 7, the sublime brunette takes the opportunity to tour the media. First to promote her latest role, of course, but she doesn’t forget remember her values as a woman, which is fully assumed. This first role in Diane de Poitiers, which resembles others she has played such as La Reine Margot, was completely natural for her: “Maybe in a past life I was at court. It’s a kind of symbolic crown around my head, my own mystery“she also had fun in the columns of Télé Star.
But the character of Diane in itself also corresponds in all respects to the woman that is Isabelle Adjani. In love with King Henry II, Diane de Poitiers had to comply with what her status required her to do. “But she suffers in silence. She knew how to hold her rank without endangering the crown. No bastards, no whims, but above all no submissions. It was very strong”, she also detailed with our colleagues from Télé Star. A perfect role for Isabelle Adjani, of which we are already looking forward to discovering all the facets.
Isabelle Adjani: “I no longer hear men telling a woman that she is beautiful”
Also interviewed by Télé Magazine, Isabelle Adjani took advantage of this moment to recall her relationship with men. For the actress, if the MeToo movement has obviously been very important for the well-being of women in societyit also had negative repercussions, especially in terms of her self-confidence. “It’s a disaster! I don’t hear men telling a woman she’s beautiful anymore. This is perhaps one of the perverse effects of MeToo, it almost bothers me. I rarely see spontaneity in it. But fortunately all the same that MeToo has been there because women are starting to kick a little in the unilateral”.
Then the discussion became more and more intimate, until mentioning actress celibacywho is now a single mother of two sons, 43 and 27. “Sometimes we stop ourselves from doing the things we love in life so that the other person can breathe better. They end up breathing very well, and you have bronchitis! The more a woman loves herself and is reassured by herself, the less she can fall into the traps of a form of submission.“. You will have understood: Isabelle Adjani is a woman who takes full responsibility. And that no man can ever take from her again.