Gérard Depardieu to Stand Trial for Sexual Assault in October 2024
The French actor faces charges over alleged assaults from 2021 and previous years, marking a significant legal escalation in his career.
- Depardieu was ordered to stand trial for allegedly sexually assaulting two women on a film set in 2021, with the trial set for October 2024.
- The allegations against Depardieu span nearly two decades and involve multiple accusations from actors, makeup artists, and production staff.
- Paris prosecutors announced the trial date shortly after Depardieu was questioned by police, highlighting the case's high profile.
- Similarities have been drawn between Depardieu's case and that of Harvey Weinstein, both involving powerful figures in the entertainment industry facing #MeToo-era accusations.
- French President Emmanuel Macron and other public figures have controversially defended Depardieu, illustrating a deep cultural divide over the case in France.
































