Invited in C à Vous this Monday, Isabelle Adjani made a hidden appearance on France 5. The actress justified her look.
Isabelle Adjani did not go unnoticed on the France 5 set. The actress chose an unexpected look for her appearance in C to you, this Monday. The ’67 star justified wearing the mask, a patterned cotton model, toAnne-Elisabeth Lemoine and his team. And it turns out that the actress is suffering. “I try to stay with the colors of Diane, namely black and white because of a small suspicion of bronchiolitis, even though I’m no longer a baby, she explained without hiding anything from the viewers. Here, I find myself on cortisone, codeine to pass the show. A reference to the outbreak of bronchiolitis, in children under 2 years old.
The 73-year-old actress was on set for the release of her new series Diana of Poitiersrealized by Didier Decoin. She holds the main role of the historical program broadcast on Salto, which tells the royal epic of the Valois-Angoulême, in the midst of the Renaissance, with a woman in the lead in the race for honors. Diane de Poitiers is an emeritus huntress whose unalterable beauty fuels rumors and legends during her lifetime… and long after her death, reports Allocinated.
Isabelle Adjani: ‘I lived with an actor who never put his costume in the locker room’
In C to youshe confided that she felt “very very well in period costumes”. “In my opinion, in a previous life, I must have been a queen, repudiated, courtesan, little following, I had to go back and forth to Versailles. (…) I lived with an actor who never put his costume in the locker room and it’s very special to live with a character. I don’t want to inflict that on anyone.” Words that say a lot about his past relationship.
Also interviewed by TV Magazine, Isabelle Adjani took advantage of this moment to recall his relationship to men. For the actress, if the MeToo movement has obviously been very important for the well-being of women in societyit also had negative repercussions, especially in terms of her self-confidence. “It’s a disaster! I don’t hear men telling a woman she’s beautiful anymore. This is perhaps one of the perverse effects of MeTooit almost bothers me. I rarely see spontaneity in it. But fortunately all the same that MeToo has been there because women are starting to kick a little in the unilateral”.
Heart side, Isabelle Adjani assumes his celibacy: “Sometimes, we prevent ourselves from doing the things we love in life so that the other can breathe easier. He ends up breathing very well, and you have bronchitis! The more a woman loves herself and is reassured by herself, the less she can fall into the traps of a form of submission.” That is what is said!