The life of French actor Gerard Depardieu continues to delight the international press. After arguing with French Prime Minister, leaving France and receiving Russian passports from President Vladimir Putin himself, Depardieu arrived for a party in … Chechnya. The actor spent a memorable evening in the capital Grozny, with Ramzan Kadyrov, the controversial leader of Chechnya.
“I very much like to see these people with this pride. I noticed when I came for the Grozny anniversary. I heard, like everyone else, of the Chechen temperament, but I had never been to this country, to this state,” said the French-Russian star in an interview.
In October last year, Mr. Depardieu was invited for Ramzan Kadyrov’s 36th birthday anniversary, along with other Western celebrities. The head of the small Caucasian republic has support from Kremlin, but he is severely criticized by human rights activists on charges that he violently suppresses any political opponent.
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In January 2013, he claimed Russian citizenship and was handed over the passport by President Vladimir Putin. Depardieu is known to have had an argument with French Prime Minister over high taxes applied to rich French people.
Video: Depardieu dances during lavish party at Chechnyan leader Kadyrov