US EditionDepardieu sues French broadcaster over report that sped up downfall
Gerard Depardieu denies allegations of making sexual comments about a young girl in a 2023 report and challenges claims of manipulated footage in ongoing legal dispute.
- A French court is examining Gérard Depardieu's accusations against a 2023 television report that he claims misrepresented his comments about a young girl.
- The report depicted Depardieu making sexual comments during a trip to North Korea in 2018, which harmed his public image.
- Depardieu's lawyer argues that editing made it seem he spoke about a child, not an adult, and France Télévisions insists there was no wrongdoing in the footage.
- Despite numerous accusations of misconduct, Depardieu has denied all charges.
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Gérard Depardieu asked the Paris Correctional Court on Thursday to condemn the program "Additional Investigation" which he accuses of having carried out a "illegal assembly" and misleading of a report that accelerated his fall.
Gérard Depardieu's lawyer accused on Thursday before the Paris court of the programme Complement d'Enquête of having provoked the actor's fall by making a montage of an "absolute deloyalty" of a report in which the actor made serious and sexist remarks, which journalists refute. ...
Gérard Depardieu has filed a lawsuit against a 2023 documentary in which he repeatedly made inappropriate remarks about women. The French actor claims he was wrongly portrayed as making sexual comments about young girls.
Films with John Malkovich, Michel Houellebecq and Benoît Poelvoorde were cited as examples to explain the content of the actor's comments in Yann Moix's film.
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estrepublicain.frThe French TV show 2 had aired videos taken in North Korea in which the actor had sex-related comments.
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