“I thought, indeed. And I think that viewers will also be very surprised by your response (…) It’s a very nice retirement but you are still Pierre Arditi,” commented Jordan De Luxe. “4,500 euros per month, there are lots of people who would be happy to receive them,” said Pierre Arditi. “Of course,” confirmed the host of Chez Jordan.
Pierre Arditi disappointed by the “new world”: “We are creating generations…”
After his numerous health problems in recent months which have not failed to worry his fans as much as those who work with him, Pierre Arditi now seems to be well and truly back in the spotlight. On the occasion of his new show, the actor was the guest of En Aparté last March. With Nathalie Lévy, Salomé Lelouch’s father-in-law spoke about his life and his vision of current society. On this subject, he sought to qualify his approach to the “new world” which is available to him and which he does not really welcome with open arms.
Without wanting to talk about “anger” or “allergy”, Pierre Arditi tried to express his feelings at the same time as he conceptualized it in his mind: “It’s an old man’s speech, eh, but I’m becoming reactive , finally […] Besides, being reactionary is simply being in reaction against received ideas or conventions, being reactionary is trying to continue to be revolutionary,” the actor first estimated, before pushing his thoughts further: “If you want, well, it’s not very nice what I’m going to say, I’m not saying it to everyone, but I think, for my part, that we are in the process of create generations who will end up taking an advertising spot for a Racine tragedy. And I can’t say that it excites me,” he denounced.
A fairly pessimistic vision of future generations which suggests that Pierre Arditi does not seem to have confidence in current society.
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