Guest of Thibaut Gauthier in the show Le Figaro at night, Anthony Delon spoke about his father Alain Delondied a few months ago. The eldest son returned on a rumor as well as his family problems.
Indeed, a guerre broke out between him, his half-brother Alain-Fabien Delon against his half-sister, Anouchka Delon. Tensions continued before and after the actor's death.
Anthony Delon looks back on his family problems
Not wanting to talk too much about it, the journalist still decided to tackle this subject. “You go on set to
talk about your family problems, inheritance.” he says before the principal concerned, annoyed, cuts him off. “You are not going to start again too, there is no inheritance. It was a medical treatment problem, it has nothing to do with.”
Indeed, his end of life and the treatments were at the heart of a family conflict. “There are family problems everywhere and every day. I led this fighting for my father, it was the best thing. The whole of France
knew where he wanted to go and how.“ explains Anthony Delon without wanting to dwell on the subject. “We've already talked about it, This story is closed. I made a choice because it had to be made.”
Anthony Delon is fed up with rumors surrounding his father
What does he want? There peace. “He’s gone, we have to leave him alone now, we have to stop this and everything else. We must leave him in peace. It's memory dead that we honor, it is not that of the living. He left an extraordinary cultural heritage, he left his mark on history, that's enough.“ he explains in a restaurant, eating sausage as part of the show's concept.
The journalist also returned to comments made by Bernard Violet who said that Alain Delon would have been bisexual in an interview with
Parisian. “A free character with crazy ambition, he lived his bisexuality probably out of taste and also with a hint of careerism. […] But given its time and status, the actor's bisexuality was impossible to reveal.” His son's response? “I will answer you. I'm not going to echo that because that would be a service to the person who wrote it. Why would I do to him this gift ?” he said to the author of a biography about his father.
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