On the occasion of an interview with Elle magazine for the release of the film Beautiful girl, Alexandra Lamy returned to the criticisms she suffered after taking a stand for Adèle Haenel and her coup d ‘brilliance during the Cesar Ceremony.
On the occasion of the theatrical release of the comedy Beautiful girl, Alexandra Lamy on the cover of the latest magazine She. Chloé Jouannet’s mother give the reply to Miou-Miou and Jonathan Zaccaï. In the columns of the women’s magazine, the 48-year-old actress returns in particular to the criticisms that she suffered after the last Cesar Ceremony. This cathodic evening, we remember, was particularly stormy, because of the twelve nominations attributed to the film J’Accuse, by Roman Polanski. When the César for Best Directing had been awarded to the latter (although he was absent), the actress Adèle Haenel had proclaimed “It’s shame!” before leaving the Salle Pleyel, followed in particular by the director of Portrait of the girl on fire, Céline Sciamma. A symbolic action for the actress who had just brought accusations of touching and sexual harassment against the director Christophe Ruggia.
“Whatever you say, you get fucked hard.”
After this hectic evening, Alexandra Lamy wanted to show her support for Adèle Haenel on her Instagram account. “With all my support !!!”, she had thus published on the sidelines of an image of the ceremony showing the departure of Adèle Haenel. This clear position taken on the part of the former wife of Jean Dujardin, main actor of J’accuse, caused him problems, testifies the actress. “I took torrents of insults and stupid innuendos about my ex. People saw jealousy or resentment there. I didn’t even put #Polanski! This is all aberrant. Anyway, we can’t say anything more, she estimated. When you post for example: “It’s horrible what is happening in Afghanistan”, you receive: “And Syria is not horrible, and you don’t give a fuck, then?” Whatever you say, you get fucked hard. ”
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