“Today, things are changing, we are talking about consent for example”
, explained Alexandra Lamy in “8:30 p.m. on Sunday” on France 2. Last night the actress in the casting of the film
The room of wonders,
returned to her career .
From
"his rise to Paris"
to embark on the comedy,
A guy and a girl
, to his multiple roles, the guest of Laurent Delahousse was called upon to react on the evolution of cinema and questions of equality.
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“Is it true that you have ever been asked if you slept to succeed?”
, asked the presenter.
The response of the actress was straightforward.
"Yes of course !
There was necessarily this question”
, she retorted before explaining that in her beginnings, it was this kind of time…
Touchées
, his first committed film
"We were still in the years when a small hand was no big deal,"
she recalled.
A period that Alexandra Lamy recounted in a light tone while rejoicing to observe changes.
"Today, there is a fight and I hope that the place of women will continue to evolve, because there is no reason that we do not have the same rights
", affirmed the artist committed to feminist issues.
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The actress shared her commitment through her profession.
First by mentioning Alice Guy, the first woman
“creator of the 7th French art”,
which she wanted
to “put in the spotlight”
but also through the first film she made for TF1 last September.
Touchées,
a feature film on violence against women and awarded at the La Rochelle Festival.
“I put my guts into it and used art to show my commitment.
This saves time, to go to associations, to go to high schools, to do
“
prevention
”
,
she concluded.
