You can be pure beauty (enough to embody the beautiful Helen of Troy), have the chilling vibe of a Hitchcockian blonde, and bring out a real comic book vibe in your thirties. Proof with Diane Kruger. As for Vanessa Paradis, at L’Arnacœur, Pascal Chaumeil (who died in 2015) chose her second production to replay her counter employment card. It’s an unexpected, delicate ingredient, even a little cunning, but when it works, it’s irresistible. Once again, the filmmaker was not wrong. Diane is perfect as Isabelle, a 100% sarcastic and manipulative dentist. In order to break the family curse in which the first marriage failed, the traitor marries a stranger, but quickly divorces him to marry the one he has chosen in his heart. Jean-Yves Berthier, nicknamed Dany Boon, is the ideal pigeon. Of course, nothing goes as planned. The old man, who is very happy to have such a ball on his arm, is ready to swallow all the snakes…
“I had a lot of fun. Comedy is very liberating”, says Diane. And to confess:“I really wanted to but until now I didn’t feel ready, I didn’t have the maturity to stop being afraid of being light.” He got the chance to follow a golden guide, Dany Boon, on his debut in unknown lands. Not very impressed? “Not at all. I’ve known him since he shot Merry Christmas by Christian Carion (2005). We remained friends. I couldn’t have imagined a better partner.” On set, Diane also bonded with Alice Pol, who was in her infancy at the time and played her sister. A true love of friends. On the set, Alice also caught the attention of the director. Welcome to Ch’tis. Dany gave him his first major role in Supercondriaque. Crazy raid. All these good feelings can be seen on the screen.
A perfect plan. It will air on TF1 on Sunday, May 14 at 21:10.
Julien Barcilon
Source: Programme Television
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