Julie Gayet spoke transparently about the profession of actress and her passion for cinema. On the set of the film Le son-in-law of my life by François Desagnat, she was able to realize one of her fantasies in the company of Kad Merad.
The son-in-law of my life by François Desagnat is broadcast this Tuesday, April 11 on C8. In this comedy, we find the actor Kad Merad and Julie Gayet, the wife of François Hollande who lived a very rhythmic year 2022 with several projects for cinema and for television. In an interview given to TV 7 Days at the time of the release in the dark rooms of the son-in-law of my lifeshe revealed some filming secrets and shared her excitement after directing a fantasy.
Indeed, embodying a mother-psychologist, “nodding your head while doing ‘Han han, yes, yes'”it was for her a real “actress fantasy” she suggested, remembering the character of Suzanne Legendre. During the same interview, Julie Gayet had also revealed that she herself had had to consult after divorcing her first husband, the filmmaker Santiago Amigorena with whom she had two children, after six years of marriage in 2006. “I have always been persuaded to end my life with the father of my children. I had a bad experience of my divorce. Entrusting myself to an outside person allowed me to rebuild myself” she remembered then.
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Julie Gayet more feminist than ever?
It was without jargon that Julie Gayet expressed herself then, as she does now in her first feminist work. Together we are stronger published on March 8. In it, the actress shares her commitment to women who are flouted, beaten, ignored, sick, harassed or even raped, through the portraits of those she has always admired. “These are women of action, who take concrete action. I wanted to show what has been done, even if it is sometimes small things, small victories” she explained to our colleagues from West France on this subject, citing “anonymous heroines”.
A feminist, she was also at the microphone of France Inter by evoking the ageism from which women suffer after a certain age. “As if we had to stay young all our lives! Men get better with age. But us women…” she claimed last month, while promoting the film Like an actress by Sébastien Bailly who precisely questions the place of women in society. It was during the same interview that she had given her opinion on the use of cosmetic surgery and set her limits. As she points out in the introduction to her book, “We are not born a feminist, we become one”…