In Douchy, Alain Delon's tomb stirs up the pilgrimage dreams of Alain Fabien and the reserves of Anthony and Anouchka. Between perpetual servitude and family intimacy, how far can the law impose the opening of the estate?
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A month ago, Alain-Fabien Delon revealed to Paris Match his willingness to make the burial of his father accessible to the public. Anthony Delon, his older brother, spoke for the first time on the subject during his visit on the stage of "BFM TV", this Sunday, September 20th.
In Douchy, Alain Delon's tomb stirs up the pilgrimage dreams of Alain Fabien and the reserves of Anthony and Anouchka. Between perpetual servitude and family intimacy, how far can the law impose the opening of the estate?