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Audrey Fleurot is back on our screens with a fourth season of “HPI” soon to be broadcast on TF1. The actress took advantage of this opportunity to confide in our colleagues from “Paris Match”. She spoke about her career, her important positions regarding the MeToo movement and the sad reason behind her choice to no longer take the Paris metro.
Audrey Fleurot stopped taking the metro: she reveals the sad reason and it’s not because of her fame
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Series HPI is soon back on our screens. TF1 has announced the broadcast of its fourth season next May, the opportunity for Audrey Fleurot, heroine of this program, to confide in an interview given to our colleagues at Paris Match. The actress returned to her success and the fact that she had declared, a few years ago, that she did not want to be recognized in the street. This is now impossible given the enthusiasm generated by the series in which she took on the features of a certain Morgane Alvaro. “I’m not going to complain about it, but it’s true that it’s not the exercise I’m most comfortable with. People’s behavior changes, and I don’t know how to manage their gaze. It’s pleasant but unsettling.”she admitted.
Then specify: “We are very objectified, subject to a phantasmagoria which is disturbing, in front of young girls who can start to tremble, to cry, people who want hugs. And there I am uncomfortable. The function that I am given ready is beyond me.” The one who was crowned favorite French actress, according to a Paris Match-Ifop survey, nevertheless explained that success had not gone to her head, on the contrary. “It’s not like it happened to me suddenly, at 20, at an age where you can quickly go into a tailspin. For me, it was gradual”, she indicated. What if his habits have changed? Not really since she confided that her choice to no longer take the Paris metro is not recent. Audrey Fleurot confided that she had not set foot there “since the age of 20”.
A choice motivated by a sad reason
Then to underline: “But that has nothing to do with notoriety. Following numerous attacks, I thought that scootering in Paris could not be more dangerous”. The actress feels concerned by the MeToo movement and immediately gave it her support. “The cause is obviously close to my heart. I am fortunate not to have been the victim of aggression within my profession, but I have been confronted, like everyone else, with abuse of power or discounts questioning my professionalism”, she began by regretting. And to add: “When you are a young actress, you don’t really know what you are entitled, or not, to ask of yourself. Once, I had the feeling that something was being stolen from me and I swore to myself that it would wouldn’t happen to me again.”.
What happened ? “A director had not explained to me the nature of a sequence, and I realized at the last moment that it was a sex scene. Faced with my reluctance, he asked me: ‘T’ Are you an actress or are you not an actress?’ The costume designers, who were not aware either, had not planned anything to make me more ‘comfortable’ during the scene. with no one to help me”, sadly remembered the heroine of HPI. And to conclude: “This balance of power is not specific to our profession: almost all women have been confronted, one day or another, with this type of situation. The freedom of speech today allows young people to decide where they want to set the limits”.
