Ten years ago, former actor Bernard Menez retired, with the hope of enjoying a comfortable income in his old age. However, with a monthly pension of only 3,200 euros, he now feels wronged, recounted The Dispatch in November. Guest on the set of the show Chez Jordan on C8, Bernard Menez expressed his dissatisfaction: “I have worked a lot and have a very modest pension. It’s insane because I retired over ten years ago and she’s still at the same level. I started my retirement at 3,200 euros and I am still at 3,200 euros.»
Now 79 years old, Bernard Menez is a multi-talented artist who has enjoyed a long and successful career in the film, theater and music industries. During the 70s and 80s, he played numerous supporting roles in iconic films such as “The American night», “The Hot Rabbit” and “Maine Ocean”. He also found success on stage, appearing in numerous boulevard plays and being part of the cast of the popular sitcom Vivement Monday in the late 1980s. He even enjoyed astonishing success as a singer with his single “Pretty doll».
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Despite his retirement, Bernard Menez continued to work in the cinema and television industry. However, he regrets that these activities no longer allow him to accumulate points to increase his pension. “When you work after retiring, the points no longer come in“, he said during his interview.
A difficult passage in 2020
The artist also returned to the complicated times he went through in 2020. Following an operation and poor general anesthesia, Bernard Menez came close to death and had to be put into an artificial coma. “I was put into a coma very, very quickly and they did a good job. I did three days of intensive care, three days ofnormal hospitalization», he confided to the host Jordan de Luxe.
Despite these challenges, Bernard Menez remains confident and continues to do what he loves. His talents were passed on to his daughter, who works in the production of the famous game show “Les 12 coups de midi on TF1”, presented by Jean-Luc Reichmann.
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2024-01-23 19:07:59
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