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In a "youthful" sabir, mixing deceptively fashionable expressions and the rawest profanity, Gérard Darmon facing the TF1 cameras for "Sept à Huit" returned to Justine Triet's speech, delivered just after she was awarded the palme d gold 2023.
From the first seconds of his reaction, the French actor of 75 springs, remarkable in particular in The City of Fear and Asterix: mission Cleopatra (which appears in the cinema in a restored version), set the tone of what he wanted be a committed diatribe. Playing in his deep voice, he answers Audrey Crespo-Mara's question about Justine Triet's remarks by addressing her in the form of a tu style that he would like to be an accomplice: "...You can't love your Palme d'or (sic)... but obviously, it's good intellectually... We can't say: Ho, la, la, what a pain in the ass (resic), it's not true!
To understand the judgment of Gérard Darmon, one must have the gift of deciphering hieroglyphs. The actor does not question the substance of Justine Triet's "obviously, very intellectually" speech, but rather its manner and its appropriateness. He has a sense of celebration and the Cannes Film Festival seems to him the ideal place to do it. Continuing on the familiarity, he gives the young filmmaker this precious advice: "Take your Palme d'or. Damn, go ahead... It's movie night: have a blast!».
After these judicious suggestions, Gérard Darmon suddenly returns, in a more serious tone, but without us really knowing what he stands for, on his art of discreet commitment... Political, humanitarian, charitable? It will all remain a mystery. More a man of action than a philosopher Darmon, like Alexandre Jardin, is a "doer" and not a "sayer": "Believe me that I am an activist and like all those who are really militant, I do not open my mouth to say what I do, I do it”.
Indeed, Gérard Darmon militates, but not always with discretion as he seems to claim. In 2008, he supported the socialist Bertrand Delanoë. In 2012, he is alongside François Hollande. In 2022, he claims "no longer to find himself among those who represent the left today". And in 2023, you have understood, he is getting involved... but discreetly.
Cannes Film Festival: Justine Triet denounces the pension reform and the "dominant power" of the government
