The head of the Cannes Film Festival stood up for Alain Delon in front of gays and women
The head of the Cannes Film Festival, Thierry Fremault, was forced to defend the decision of the organizers to award the honorary "Palm Branch" to the legendary French actor Alain Delon. The indignation of various public organizations was caused by his position on a wide range of burning topics. In particular, Delon's admission that he "had to slap women", his support for the legislative ban on adoption of children by same-sex couples, as well as sympathy for right-wing French parties, advocating restricting immigration to the country. "We are not giving him the Nobel Peace Prize. We are awarding him with the Palme d'Or for his achievements in cinema," Fremo said in a statement. According to him, "Alain Delon is free to express his opinion on any issues, The Topic of Article: The head of the Cannes Film Festival stood up for Alain Delon in front of gays and women. |
