Richard Gere on Trump, 'Pretty Woman,' and Fatherhood at 70
Translated from Norwegian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- The article recounts an interview with actor Richard Gere in Oslo.
- Gere discussed his thoughts on Donald Trump, the film 'Pretty Woman,' and becoming a father at 70.
- The interview took place during Gere's visit to Oslo for the Freedom Forum, where he is known for his support of Tibetan rights.
The article details a series of meetings and an interview with actor Richard Gere in Oslo, Norway. The journalist recounts the initial surprise and anticipation of meeting the Hollywood star, known for iconic roles and his distinctive presence.
During their conversations, Gere shared his perspectives on various topics, including his views on Donald Trump. He also reflected on his career, touching upon the enduring legacy of the film 'Pretty Woman,' a movie that cemented his status as a romantic lead.
A significant personal aspect discussed was Gere's experience of becoming a father at the age of 70. The interview also touched upon his activism, particularly his long-standing support for Tibetan rights, a cause he champions alongside his film career. The meetings occurred during Gere's visit to Oslo for the Freedom Forum, an event focused on human rights and challenging authoritarian regimes.
Originally published by Aftenposten in Norwegian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.