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John Travolta on #MeToo: 'I honestly don't know a ton about it'

CANNES, France - John Travolta doesn't do a lot of interviews. But at the Cannes Film Festival for the premiere of his mob drama "Gotti," in which he plays embattled mafia don John Gotti, the Oscar-nominated actor sat for a two-hour conversation as part of the festival's master class series, dubbed "Rendez-vous with."

The event was moderated by a French journalist who largely asked fawning questions about Travolta's resume, asking the actor to go into detail about what it was like to become famous after "Saturday Night Fever" and whether or not

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