"On ne voulait pas en entendre parler" : les souvenirs douloureux d'Hervé Vilard sur son coming-out
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00:00 We didn't want to hear about it, the painful memories of Hervé Villard on his difficult coming out.
00:09 Hervé Villard confessed with all his heart about his coming out that he made many years ago.
00:17 In the documentary chronicle of the tender age, broadcast on Friday, August 12, 2022 on France 3.
00:32 In the documentary chronicle of the tender age, broadcast on Friday, August 12, 2022 on France 3.
00:42 A position that was not without consequence for the one who ceased to be known with the song Capri, ceased to be finished.
00:52 A position that was not without consequence for the one who ceased to be known with the song Capri, ceased to be finished.
01:02 A position that was not without consequence for the one who ceased to be known with the song Capri, ceased to be finished.
01:12 He was the victim of homophobic criticism after coming out of silence on his sexual orientation.
01:21 At that time, homosexuality was still a taboo subject in magazines.
01:29 Thus, he had never been able to talk about it in the famous magazine of the time Hi Friends.
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01:46 I had beautiful them say that I was homosexual, he did not want to hear about it, he complained before pursuing.
01:56 Never Hi Friends has resumed the affair. We did not want to hear about this kind of thing, it was not in the mood of the time.
02:06 It was like that, all that, it was very compartmentalized. Despite everything, Hervé Villard has always made a point of honor to talk about his sexuality freely.
02:16 Hervé Villard has always spoken freely about his sexuality.
02:23 It is true that at the time, it shocked. Some said, he will not make a career. But that obviously did not change anything, because people do not care.
02:35 In the 1950s, Traine, Clavo, Mariano, Sablon, all the singers of charm in summer, had they entrusted in the columns of the Parisian.