"he is a genius" : Who is this humorist whose merits Thierry Ardisson praises? (VIDEO)

On Monday, May 2nd, Thierry Ardisson signed his return to television with a new program called “Hôtel du temps”. Using artificial intelligence and more specifically deep fraud, the man in black is portrayed in a new concept by interviewing missing icons like Lady Di or Jean Gabin. It was Dalida who was honored for the premiere of the show. In this new meeting, published in France 3, the answers of the personalities used are drawn from interviews they gave throughout their lives and are adorned with professional, family and even historical archives.

Thierry Ardisson was the guest of Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine at “C à vous” to discuss this new programme, which required several years of preparation. He’s back in his affluent career offering “Everybody’s talking about it” or, more recently, “Hello earthlings” for almost a decade. And not to mention Laurent Baffie, his sniper partner who’s always been in crime. Not surprisingly, Thierry Ardisson specifically complimented the person who attended several of his shows. “He’s a genius, he’s a geniushe clearly fell.

Questioned by Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine to find out how she met him, Thierry Ardisson described their conversation. “He came to see me, I was looking for someone to write good evening for ‘Double Jeu’, he said ‘I want to write you as much good evening as you want, but I’m making a magneto, I want to show you’. . He had made a magneto on the Champs-Elysées. He would see people in leather jackets. And he said to them, ‘Do you think about the pain of the faux leather mother when her son was killed to make a jacket?’ said. And people were like, ‘yeah, that’s right anyway…'”, He told the man in black.

Late last year, Laurent Baffie was questioned by Léa Salamé about the process of creating the valve:It does not pass through the brain. Sometimes I say things that really piss me off because I don’t completely agree and it doesn’t cross my mind. Straight out”, explained. Laurent Baffie asked how he regretted not being invited to live any longer, with the exceptions of “We’re on the air” or “Touche pas à mon poste”: “That’s right, I can understand them. My biggest enemy is myself. If I was a producer, I wouldn’t live a man like me.“.

LT