Béatrice Dalle spoke about several celebrities and people who marked her life and career, in the show What an era!this Saturday October 5, 2024. Léa Salamé asked him to express himself in a word on Virginie Despentes, Kurt Cobain or even Thomas Pesquet. But when the image of the French poet, Jean Genet, appeared on the screen in front of her, the 59-year-old actress could not hold back her tears. With a lump in her throat, she said: “Jean Genet, that’s it”, showing his emotion with his hand. Léa Salamé commented at the same time: “Well there she is, she’s crying.”
Béatrice Dalle then explained France 2 that she admires everything about the poet. “There isn’t one thing about Genet that disappoints me. In (Pier Paolo) Pasolini (Italian writer and poet, Editor’s note), there are things that disappointed me, in him never”, she revealed. Still overcome with emotion, she declared: “There is not a night, not a day when I do not read a poem by Genet.” On the set of What an era!she also spoke about the actor Jean-Hugues Anglade. She said: “I love it so much. I have incredible memories, (…). Everyone knows he’s a great actor, but he’s an incredible man.”
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Béatrice Dalle shocked by criticism of her age
The actress revealed by the role of Betty in 37°2 In the morning in 1986 spoke out about the criticism she received about her physique and her age in In Aparton February 5. Béatrice Dalle explained that she read the reviews on social networks. “Sometimes it happens to me and I insult them. If you don’t love me, I don’t love you either”, she revealed. Before declaring: “Often, it comes from women, it’s sad.”
The 59-year-old actress said: “You are an actress, because you are no longer 20 years old, you do not weigh 20 kilos… So what? Is that why you are no longer beautiful, why you are no longer desirable, why you no longer have interest, why you are no longer intelligent?” She explained being “shocked” that we always talk about his age: “Look at the roles. Fortunately, there are a few series or films now.” She concluded by saying: “You see girls now, they’re 25, they’re all done up. But girls when you are going to be 50-60 years old, how are you going to live?”
Article written with the 6Médias collaboration.
Photo credits: France 2
