Guest of the “Portrait of the week” this Sunday, December 11 in “Seven to eight” on TF1, Mathilde Seigner confided in Audrey Crespo-Mara.
Never consensual, the actress is not used to mince words, even if she admits that today at 54,
"when you get older you clash less"
.
But the natural always comes back at a gallop, because she specifies however that it
should not be "heated too much"
.
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The actress is popular and claims it.
As proof, the choice of his films like
Camping
with Franck Dubosc.
"I love real people,"
she says.
Since she moved to the south of France, she
“frequents less and less people in the middle”
.
After the death of her father, she felt the need to take a break from her career.
A real questioning:
“I have been doing this job for 34 years.
We don't live, we don't live anything.
I want to see my son grow up
.
She analyzes that this break is
“a trap”
because she no longer feels
“the desire to work at all”
.
“I am a right-wing anarchist”
From her father, she inherited, like her two sisters, a taste for non-conformism.
Again, the one who describes herself as a
"right-wing anarchist"
does not find herself in the elitist representations often incumbent on actresses
.
“What I have as a communist is that I am close to deep France”
proclaims Mathilde Seigner to Audrey Crespo-Mara who questions her about her vision of the time.
And she is not very optimistic:
“We had more fun before.
Times are tougher today for everything.
Accentuated by the Covid for 3 years.
There are only disasters announced every day.
We want to hang ourselves”
.
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Latest news that worries Mathilde Seigner, like many French people, the possible power cuts this winter.
“How is our country, France, which was producing electricity in abundance, going to cut off our electricity?
How did we get here?”
asks the actress.
“But how concretely are we going to be cut off from the electricity?
I would like to understand.
I don't know if Mr. Macron, someone in the government can answer me?
Madame Borne can answer me?
seems to challenge the artist who then wonders in a very practical way about the conditions of these possible future restrictions.
"How does it happen ?
Here in 10 min, we cut you 3 hours.
The fridges... There's a lottery, a raffle,?
VS
seems crazy to me.
It seems like a delirium to me, ”
she continues on TF1, calm but still determined to make her voice heard.