Europe 1, citing a passenger named Daniele who was an eyewitness to the incident.

Unfortunately for his bladder, the Green Card star was told the restrooms were locked because the plane was on the tarmac.

That didn't go over well with Depardieu , who unzipped his fly and relieved himself in front of shocked passengers.

Not exactly first class, eh?

"You could tell he'd been drinking," said an appalled Daniele.

Following the incident, the jet returned to the gate and all 127 passengers were forced to disembarked. The flight was delayed another two hours while ground crew cleaned up the mess.Thatcher’s Firing of Pym May Curb Pro-arab Leanings

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher has fired Foreign Secretary Francis Pym and promoted two young Jewish ministers in a Cabinet reshuffle following her landslide election victory last Thursday.

Pym, who succeeded Lord Carrington only 14 months ago, has been replaced by Sir Geoffrey Howe, the former Chancellor of the Exchequer, who is especially close to Thatcher. According to observers, the change consolidates the Prime Minister’s personal control over foreign policy and might curb the Foreign Office’s pro-Arab tendencies that have caused Thatcher some embarrassment in recent months.

Howe was replaced at the Treasury by Nigel Law-son, 51, a Jewish former journalist. Another Jewish minister, Leon Brittan, 43, was elevated to the office of Home Secretary. Brittan, the son of a Lithuanian-born doctor whose grandparents