Star of the series HPI which returns to TF1 for a season 4 on May 16, Audrey Fleurot spoke with an open heart in the latest issue of Paris Match released this Thursday. The actress, also seen in the film Untouchables and in the series A French village And Kaamelott, returns in particular to the real reason which explains why she has not taken the metro since the age of 20. “It has nothing to do with notoriety. Following numerous attacks, I thought that scootering in Paris could not be more dangerous.” she says before revealing if she was also the victim of attacks during her career.
Why Audrey Fleurot supports MeToo
The interpreter of Morgane Alvaro in HPI do not hide that “cause ( MeToo , editor’s note) is close to his heart” but she nevertheless specifies that “not have been the victim of assault within their profession”. She emphasizes, on the other hand, having been “confronted like everyone else with abuses of power or questions about her professionalism”. “When you are a young actress, you don’t really know what you are entitled, or not, to ask of yourself”she continues, revealing that she had, one day, the feeling of “having had something stolen” on a shoot. “I swore to myself it wouldn’t happen to me again.”, she proclaims before recounting what she experienced. She explains that she was confronted by a director who hid from her the true nature of the scene she was about to shoot. “I realized at the last moment that it was a sex scene.”
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