“We’ve never heard the sound of her voice, we have very few pictures other than this cartoon of Aunt Yvonne. It’s up to me to show you something else.‘, explains Isabelle Carré, who plays the general’s wife in this film, evoking the months of May and June 1940: from the fiasco to the roll call on June 18. “A bit of a disheveled, outdated image of a woman!” To get rid of him, he plunged into the couple’s correspondence during these dark hours: “What impressed me in the script is the reflections of History on privacy. And vice versa.”
In war memories, The general writes: “We leaned close to each other. for the actress, “Yvonne has a stake in the decision to call for resistance from London”. The evocation of the candid De Gaulle is by far the most successful aspect of Gabriel Le Bomin’s film, the first film dedicated to the great Charles and his wife. Isabelle’s delicate performance puts this “woman of heart and action” in a new light.
De Gaulle: 8 Sundays but France 2 at 21:10
Julien Barcilon
Source: Programme Television
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