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"The cinema is over", announces after half a century of career actor Jean-Louis Trintignant, monument of French cinema, in an interview broadcast Thursday. The 87-year-old actor, who suffers from prostate cancer, says he refused to shoot in a future film by Bruno Dumont: "It was interesting but I was afraid of not getting there physically," says he on the website of the regional daily Nice-Matin.
"I do not move any more alone, I always need to have someone with me to say: + Attention, you're going to break your mouth + ", adds the actor to the 160 roles in cinema and theater, whose last appearance in the dark room dates back to Happy End of Michael Haneke in 2017.
Faced with cancer," I do not fight. I let a doctor of Marseille try a new thing, I do not do chemo, even if I was ready, "adds the one who has been haunted since 2003 by the death of his daughter Marie under the shots of his companion, the singer Bertrand Cantat.
The actor also confides that it was "not made for a public profession."
" I was extremely shy. And the notoriety, it never interested me. You know, it's fun the first time, but after all at all. Why are we given rewards? We're already well paid, we'd better give Oscars to people who do not fun trades. "
Entered the history of cinema with" A man and a woman "Claude Lelouch – Palme d'Or to Cannes in 1966 -, Jean-Louis Trintignant won an interpretation prize in Cannes for "Z" by Costa Gravas in 1969, and a César (French equivalent of Oscars) for best actor for "Love" by Michael Haneke in 2013.
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