After the rape accusations of the writer Florence Porcel against Patrick Poivre d'Arvor, many testimonies denounce the behavior of the star presenter. But also, a video of an exchange between him and Béatrice Dalle resurfaced.
After Florence Porcel’s complaint against Patrick Poivre d´Avor for "rape" announced on February 18, the tongues are loose to denounce the behavior of "PPDA" towards women. A case that is not really one for the world of television, because many speeches seem to show that it was known to all. "Whenever a MeToo scandal breaks out, I can't help but wonder Why is nothing coming out on Patrick Poivre d'Arvor?"said in The Parisian a reporter who has worked with the journalist for a long time.
But among the many testimonies that pour in, others remember an interview conducted by PPDA with Béatrice Dalle in 1992. Invited to promote the film The Beautiful Story by Claude Lelouch, the actress is quickly questioned by the host about a jewelry theft for which she has just been convicted. A subject she did not want to broach.
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In response to any regrets following this conviction, Béatrice Dalle retorts: "And you, do you regret some letters you sent me? And which I would never have told you about if you had not asked me this question, whereas you had been asked before to shut up?"An exchange which, thirty years later, resonates in a completely different way.
TF1 "was well aware"
As reported 20 minutes in a survey published on February 19, the human resources department of TF1 "was well aware of problematic actions on the part of his presenter PPDA". A journalist says she was warned in 2008 by"someone from HRD"and that an investigation was underway at the time."Someone from HRD received me to give me my badge and said 'We have a problem with PPDA, I recommend you not to take the elevator (with him), we have problems with women '. I can say it was common knowledge"she said.
For his part, Patrick Poivre-d'Arvor, filed a complaint for "slanderous denunciation" to the Nanterre public prosecutor's office against Florence Porcel.
