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Looking for love in all the wrong places

28 October 2017

6:21 PM

28 October 2017

6:21 PM

Ze Koran, eet it not — ‘ow you say — a sexy book? Non! Non!

French acting legend Gerard Depardieu revealed he frequently turns to the Koran in search of “sensuality” in a book of reflections released on Thursday.

In “Monster”, a look back at more than half a century on the stage and screen, the larger-than-life actor deplores what he calls a “lack of desire” in modern society.

But he finds what he is looking for in the Islamic holy book.

“In the description of Allah’s paradise, there is a true vision of desire,” he writes.

But in a reference to Islamic extremists using the...

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