Nicolas Bedos would he not have dropped the mask too soon?
Thursday on social networks, the author and director of 41 years strongly criticized the health measures invoked to fight against the coronavirus, calling to
"live"
even if it means
"to die"
.
Later in the day, Olivier Véran had commented on his remarks by contradicting him and inviting him to moderate his remarks.
"
To live even to death, it is a sentence to the punch that one can launch on a blog, on an account Instagram.
We can have a platform effect or it may be a personal outlet
, ”said Olivier Véran who considers the words of Nicolas Bedos irresponsible.
Friday, personalities responded to the controversy that is raging on the Web and some gave their support to the son Bedos.
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On Instagram, Christophe Dechavanne, who shares his life with a caregiver, replied at length to Nicolas Bedos.
“We can play with many Nicolas lights but not those.
In this world, certainly filled with piss-cold but also anguish and anger, having your growing aura and expressing it in these terms with so much risk to others is not entirely reasonable and even less empathetic.
There are so many fans who love and follow you, you can't ask them that.
Neither to them nor to others, ”
lamented the host.
Éric Rochant, replied sarcastically to the words of Nicolas Bedos.
"To those who are offended and even refuse to see their freedom to drink or party restricted, if unfortunately they have to be hospitalized, they can always bravely oppose it, but the overwhelmed and exhausted nursing staff will not be able to 'refrain from saving them.
Phew! ”
, wrote the creator of the
Bureau of Legends
.
The journalist Élisabeth Phillippe (
L'Obs
) has largely blasted the director of the next
OSS 117
:
"The lamentable message of Nicolas Bedos is the occasion to recall that" to die "takes only one r (and not two, as seems the believe our great comic).
Mnemonic: you only die once.
Covid or something.
But unfortunately neither bullshit nor ridicule. ”
LCI political columnist Renaud Pila felt that the words of the
"humorist"
he does not quote must have
"put in a very bad mood"
people with the virus.
"Free to think differently"
Invited on the set of "Quotidien" for the release of the film
Mon cousin
, Vincent Lindon and François Damiens are more in favor of Nicolas Bedos.
“I don't agree on the form, I could agree on the substance.
The sentence is strong, you have to be Jean Moulin to say
'' even if it means dying to live ''
, I understand what he meant, that means let's go, kiss each other, see each other, ”
explained Vincent Lindon.
The Belgian actor has meanwhile considered that Bedos was
"not completely wrong"
.
Aymeric Caron, who rubbed shoulders with Nicolas Bedos a few years ago in "We are not lying" tried to explain the words of his friend on LCI.
“It is not a serious appeal to the population but the thought of an artist.
I think Nicolas suffered a lot from the fact that his father was isolated in the last weeks of his life by the measures that had been imposed, ”
he said, placing himself as one of the director's rare defenders. .
Faced with popular scolding, Nicolas Bedos wrote a second message in which he defends his position.
“I allow myself to remind certain eminent journalists that I am not Minister of Health (I would be really pissed off).
I am only an author, what we used to call, with a hint of contempt, a pamphleteer, ”he
underlines.
"I remind you that we are still free to think differently, to debate, to be indignant, and even to be wrong,"
he concluded with the hashtag "Let us live".
