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01:06 On the eve of the opening of the house on Verneuil Street, in the Liberation columns, Charlotte Gainsbourg stopped leaning over 30 years of questioning.
01:16 The companion of Yvan Attali revealed the path that led her to make the decision to open the places to the fans of her father.
01:27 Alice Edgeaux also summoned the tender memory of her mother, Jane Birkin, and mentioned her brief stay in this house in which she waited for 30 years for the return of the person she loved more than anything.
01:41 In the house on Verneuil Street, time froze.
01:48 "I was coming out of an atrocious, incredible, and cruel heartache, so hasty on the eve of his death, on February 28, that Serge Gainsbourg gave the keys to his daughter Charlotte."
02:01 The 52-year-old actress, today, also insisted that the page of her father's agenda visible in the house be opened to the page of February 28.
02:15 The singer had written there "Give the keys to Charlotte."
02:20 Why the one who had never felt at ease in the house on Verneuil Street had to settle there? Charlotte remembers, "On February 28, my father was about to give me the keys to the house.
02:35 I lived with my mother, I was not well at all and as he was worried about me, he had decided that I would go live with him.
02:44 I did not know how sick he was and neither he nor my mother knew.
02:51 So I sleep one night in what should have been my room.
02:58 Serge Gainsbourg deposited a ashes, a pack of Marlboro Light, matches, and a tube of Lexomil, because I was coming out of an atrocious heartache, I had to recover.
03:11 The actress estimates that the death of her father, on the night of March 1-2, 1991, was a start of life that was plagued her.
03:24 If the sister of Louis Doyoné does not say more about this story, she has nevertheless already mentioned it in 2016 in the column of interviews.
03:33 She had thus delivered "Having lost friends because of a secret love story with an older man, an idol lived between 14 and 19 years old.
03:45 Everything was secret, all the time, even for my parents "she had confessed, adding that death had been an additional cross to be carried at the time of this separation.
03:56 It was a period when I needed him because this story had stopped, and I was in a bad state, she remembered.
04:06 Of the identity of this man, however, she said nothing.
04:14 The story of the death of Louis Doyoné is a story that is not only a story of a man, but also a story of a woman.
04:22 The story of the death of Louis Doyoné is a story that is not only a story of a man, but also a story of a woman.
04:32 The story of the death of Louis Doyoné is a story of a woman.
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