Queen of Crime will be rewritten. It was the French publisher of the creator of Hercule Poirot that announced this news to AFP on Monday. Recently, Roald Dahl or Ian Fleming also had the right to rewrite words or phrases considered offensive by minorities to replace them. While some applaud this work as they believe it is normal to denounce and fight discrimination, others “wokists” to go to extremes with this method of working. For example, in the novel Charlie’s Chocolate FactoryOompas Loompas no longer “little guys“However”little people“Some passages from the James Bond books have been cut out entirely so as not to offend readers.
On the set of RTL and on the show Should we remake the world? That the debate led by Éric Brunet was born on this particular issue on April 18.
Big-headed Roselyne Bachelot was around the table and opened the discussion with a little joke.
“I would like to point out that we have found the very phallic Hercule Poirot and his name is now Hercule Salsifi.” He joked before continuing on the subject any longer:
“It’s the feast of nonsense (…) Parents, we’ve come to explain. There are things much more violent and shocking in video games that scare me even more for my children. I was talking to a member of the Comédie Française, and he told me that after 10 years I’m afraid we can’t play Molière anymore ‘It’s not very helpful for a woman to work and know so much, and for so many reasons…’ tirade So is everything in Molière. I just watched The Bourgeois Gentleman again. The mockery of the Turks is absolutely incredible. The bourgeois gentleman is incredibly racist. And when this member of La Comédie-Française says, ‘We won’t be able to play Molière in 10 years’, I’m afraid he’s right.‘, Roselyne Bachelot concluded.
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