Emmanuelle Béart has always had a flawless admiration for his father, Guy. Until I can't call him "dad", a question of modesty and respect. It was therefore natural that she set out to pay tribute to him by embarking on a musical project in the company of several renowned artists. The album entitled De Béart at Béart(s) thus bears the signature of the actress but also of her half-sister, Eve, much less publicized. Linked by this desire to highlight the brilliant career of the singer, the two brothers did not take the same path. One took the light thanks to its many roles in the cinema, the other preferred the shade while devoting to the creation of jewelry. And again, it was his entourage who pushed the older sister, the fruit of the relationship between Guy Béart and Cécile de Bonnefoy du Charmel (July 10, 1959), to launch his own collection. Fear of exposure again …
Gathered in a beautiful musical project
If they're just half-sisters, Emmanuelle and Eve remain accomplices, as they had explained in a cross interview published by TV Star in 2015. "Eve is my sister. No question of taking only half of it. I want everything ! (…) Apart from blood ties, I really have the feeling that Eve is a woman whom I would not have liked to pass by,"thus affirmed the interpreter of Manon sources. So when it came to initiating a choral disc with "today's troubadours", she appealed to her discreet elder. Challenge accepted with one condition: that it does not appear in the album. "She is not in a profession like mine, where we expose ourselves", explains the one that includes three texts, in the 7 days TV, on newsstands Monday, June 8, 2020. She just didn't feel the courage or the urge to do it. " There is also a low chance of seeing Eve in the documentary on the life of Guy Béart, directed by Emmanuel's husband, Frédéric Chaudier, in progress.
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