“Married women should thank mistresses”: Claude Lelouch creates unease on the CNews set

“Married women should thank mistresses”: Claude Lelouch creates unease on the CNews set
“Married women should thank mistresses”: Claude Lelouch creates unease on the CNews set

The world of cinema is far from having finished with sexism when we hear the words of producer Claude Lelouch, aged 87.

Guest on the show Professional Time presented by Pascal Praud on CNews Wednesday, the one who has just released his latest film Finally shared his vision of the couple and infidelity: “ Married women should thank mistresses. Very often when we go elsewhere we are happy to come home. »

Comparison with a fridge

Married to the novelist Valérie Perrin, Claude Lelouch declared a few days earlier in an interview with La Tribune Sundaythat we could change women when you found something better “. On the Cnews set, the producer, divorced three times and father of seven children from five different women, went even further: “ When I say that we are faithful until we find something better, it’s true whether it’s for a car, a woman, a fridge, anything…”.

When the presenter Pascal Praud tells him that these statements will lead to “ big problems » with immediate reactions from women denouncing the sexism of the speech, the filmmaker gets annoyed: “ You didn't understand. We are constantly improving the world (…). But it's true that beauty has absolutely incredible virtues and our eyes can't help but wander around and see things. You have to live with all that. »

On social networks, the reactions were not long in coming either. “ Misogyny and reducing women to the status of objects via a superb reification. What a masterclass from Claude Lelouch, very responsive, very boomer », writes a user on X.

councilor Chloé Sagaspe comments: “ What a wreck. @CNEWS continues to trivialize sexism. Women don't thank you. »

Comedian Aymeric Lompret also reacted: “ Hahahaha but this man's new film is going to be hilarious. Hahahahahaha
(kill me before I get old). »


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