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The actress, who is about to direct her first film and who is committed to access to energy repair, looks back on her life without nostalgia.
Interview in the magazine pages this week Gala Emmanuel Beart returned to the fact of aging. And if reaching sixty can be difficult for some people, the 61-year-old actress seems quite relaxed. “The good thing about years is that they make you move. I used to wonder what to do with myself. I had to choose a career, have children, go through phases like everyone else. In my forties I felt better, I found some kind of anchor, then I just grew up. “It’s pretty cool to look back and see sixty years of accomplishments behind you.”
The actress even seems to be free from the pressures of her career and what was expected of her as an actress I achieve the selfishness necessary for self-improvement at this time, at this age, where we find our pleasure.” So Emmanuel Beart accepts this new phase of life without worry. “I don’t think about getting old, but I want to stay in shape. It’s through curiosity that I write my first film, this is another adventure. I feel freer today without disconnection.”
The other secret of this tranquility. His personal life. She, who is also a mother of two boys and one girl, says: “My personal life is strong and powerful.” And it is also love that allows him to move forward without fearing what will happen next. As she remembers, she has been in a relationship with her husband for fourteen years. [le réalisateur et scénariste Frédéric Chaudier, NDLR]. “It’s good to grow up with someone. I love the routine in our relationship. It’s magic for me to brush my teeth side by side, it doesn’t scare me at all.” allowing him to travel and do the work he loves.
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Such strong foundations that allow him not to be nostalgic. “There are a lot of people who would like you to stay in the fantasy you were before. […] I feel it without worrying about it. That’s life, that’s how it is. We are getting old and that’s it.”
Source: Le Figaro
