The latest issue of Complément d’investigation sur Gérard Depardieu caused a lot of ink to flow, and sparked strong reactions. Among them, Yann Moix, who defends the actor in the JDD on Sunday December 10.
The Gérard Depardieu affair is on everyone’s lips. The actor is the target of several complaints, accusing him of sexual assault and rape. Interested in this affair, the latest issue of Further investigation painted an inglorious portrait of the actor. Indeed, the France 2 program showed the rude behavior that he may have had with women. In particular, she had numerous people testify regarding the accusations made against Gérard Depardieu. And, during the program, video clips were notably broadcast. They showed the actor in North Korea making obscene comments about a child during a visit to a stud farm.
For Yann Moix, these images should never have been broadcast. He explains in the Sunday December 10 issue of JDD that these are extracts which belonged to him, and which were stolen from him. He specifies that these come from a report he did with Gérard Depardieu in Pyongyang to celebrate the country’s seventieth anniversary: “ It’s called theft and breach of trustno more no less. » And one thing is certain, the former columnist ofWe are not in bed intends not to stop there, as he specifies in the newspaper.
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Yann Moix explains that he filed a complaint against the producer of this documentary, Anthony Dufour. He also speaks about the state of mind Gérard Depardieu is in at this very moment: “ He is stunned that these images could have been stolen to be used in a context other than that for which they were filmed. » For him, even if it is true that the actor makes extreme comments, such as “ sexist remarks ” and some ” gravelly potashery “, we must go beyond and not only retain this image of him.
This support is added to that of Josée Dayan, with whom he worked, and his ex-wife, who does not imagine him guilty of the alleged acts.