Nicolas Bedos is a troublemaker.
A child of the ball who however threw in the towel this Saturday.
The director of "La Belle Époque" announces that he will leave social networks after several months of presence and controversy.
“For several months now, all to the grief of my parents' death, social networks have served as a fallow garden for my personal resentment and impulsive anger, offering me a more or less effective platform in the face of the scourge of political correctness which seriously threatens our non-essential arts and the freedom of expression so dear to my ancestors, ”writes the former Canal Plus columnist both on Twitter and on Instagram.
Guy Bedos' son announces that he "decides to leave the networks in order to devote myself exclusively to my work".
He points to the "limits of direct expression and the media perversion it causes" and adds that the "look that he poses" on our society, our stupors and our doubts "will no longer have other receptacles. .
The actor-director, who has never had his tongue in his pocket, now rejects this "violence" of networks "to which he tasted and hated".
“Goodbye to all.
Strongly the reopening of dark rooms, strongly the reopening of a world where Culture considers itself ”, concludes the one who will be behind the camera of the next OSS 117.
Because he could not be satisfied with a consensual farewell, Nicolas Bedos also shared this message as a story on his Instagram “Nicolas Bedos (in false ass)”, an alternative account.
He added a comment worthy of his black and scathing humor: "Good wind, dirty white male drunk on his privileges", he signed, with a finger of honor to himself.