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Un Alain Delon museum. This is the ambition of his son, Anthony, for the Douchy estate, left empty after the death of Alain Delon on August 18. Guest of RTL this Sunday, October 20, Anthony Delon spoke for the first time since the disappearance of his father, indicating what he wanted for the future of the 55-hectare property.
“I would like this house to continue to live, one way or another. […] It was not one of his wishes that it not become a public place,” he explained. The actor would like the place to become a place of homage and memories in honor of Alain Delon, “as for Gainsbourg and others”.
However, he indicated that the decision should be made in agreement with the rest of the siblings. “We are three children,” he conceded, while arguing that transforming the Douchy house into a museum “would please” Alain Delon.
“I am an orphan, I have no one left”
At the RTL microphone, Anthony Delon also spoke about his mourning after the death of his father. “I am an orphan, I have no one left. […] All the people who built my life, who made me who I became, are all gone. […] It takes time to get used to all that,” he said. The actor therefore gives himself time: “It’s never easy. »
This Sunday, the eldest Delon child went to Lyon for a first public tribute to his father during a screening of the film Full Sun at the Lumière festival.
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