Anthony Delon finally returned to the death of his father on August 18.
Anthony Delon had remained silent since the death of his father, Alain Delon, on August 18. Invited to the microphone of RTL this Sunday, October 20, he reveals what he feels today.
The 60-year-old actor considers himself a “ orphan ». « I don’t have anyone anymore », he adds. To Stéphane Boudsocq, he explains that his mourning is long: “ Bereavement takes time, things fall into place. There are ups, there are downs of course, it’s never easy. All the people who built me are gone, I find myself alone ».
However, he has a project. When his father died, many people went to the gates of Douchy’s house. This gesture had a lasting impact on Anthony Delon, who now plans to turn the house into a museum. “ The presence of these people in Douchy was something very moving. But I realized that after his disappearance, at the international level, it was like an explosion. Since it’s true that it’s been a long time since he really toured, I think that people… They haven’t forgotten him. They were a little asleep, and suddenly there was this explosion and they said to themselves “We lost Delon! » ».
« I would like, and think it would please him, for it to become a museum. Like Gainsbourg, like Gabin and others, I would like this house to continue to live, one way or another », he explains about Douchy.
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