In the cast of the France 2 event series called Fortune de France, the actress Blandine Bellavoir revealed that she was the victim of “inappropriate gestures” and “inappropriate words” during certain filming in the Buzz TV show of Le Figaro.
On Monday, September 16, 2024, France 2 launched its new event series, called Fortune of France, in prime time. The actors
Nicolas Duvauchelle, Guillaume Gouix, Lucie Debay, Gregory Fitoussi, Blandine BellavoirAntoine Gouy, Simon Zampieri, Lou Lampros, Angelina Woreth, Marcel Thompson, Ophélie Bau, Louis Durant, David Ayala, Isabelle De Hertoch and Émilie Incerti all appear in the cast of this fiction.
“Black Périgord, 1557. The Wars of Religion threaten France. Behind the ramparts of the castle of Mespech, surrounded by a dangerous, hostile and intolerant world, The Siorac family fights for its survival and its convictions. Jean, the father, is forced to reconnect with violence to defend his ideal. Isabelle, the mother, fights to exist in a world where men make the law“, France 2 first indicated in a press release.
Blandine Bellavoir: “Before, we didn’t say anything. But everyone saw, in fact”
“Pierre and François, the sons, suddenly enter adulthood, torn like their country between the Protestant faith of their father and the Catholic fervor of their mother. There is the life of a community, masters and servants, parents and children, epidemics, adversaries, battles and mourning, science and superstitions and love stories“, the public channel then added.
As part of the promotion of this series, actress Blandine Bellavoir was the guest of the Figaro’s Buzz TV show. During her interview, the actress revealed in particular to have been a victim of “inappropriate gestures” and of “moved words“ on some shoots.”Before, we didn’t say anything. But everyone saw, in fact”notably launched the former headliner of the series called The Little Murders of Agatha Christie.
The actress took part in shoots where there were “only men” at the start
“There are forty people around you, there is not a single person who says anything“also added Blandine Bellavoir.After all, yes, it tends to change”nevertheless acknowledged the actress. During her debut as an actress, she notably participated in filming where there was no “only men”.
“Parity is there, and it changes the whole atmosphere of a shoot. We have to hold on, we have to continue, we have to not give up.“she also added on this subject. In addition Agatha Christie’s Little MurdersBlandine Bellavoir appeared in several other television series during her career, as
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