Actor Christopher Lambert has said that since the Me Too movement began, he no longer “gets into an elevator alone with a woman” unless she is his partner. In an interview with El Mundo, the actor says that Me Too, which has revealed cases of sexual abuse that have been kept quiet in the world of cinema, is “a sacrosanct movement” and calls for “being careful with excesses.”
Lambert, known for films such as The Immortals, He responds this way after the interviewer declared that “he belongs to a generation of seducers in which #MeToo was unimaginable.” In the same interview, he assures that he does not like “extremism neither on the right nor on the left” after being asked if he considers the overseas leader Marine Le Pen as “a danger.”
The Me Too movement has broken the wall of silence on Hollywood abuse and has spread to many other countries. Complaints and testimonies describe a culture of impunity for the most powerful men in the industry, as well as the use of a position of power to sexually abuse actresses.
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