guests on set in Jordanits week, actor Kaamelott François Rollin has returned to various criticisms of Jean-Jacques Peroni’s RTL programme. Big Heads. “He gave us all an angry poop and left… We didn’t quite get it, then we got a little hurt because he said ‘They’re all stupid’, that’s so weird‘ he explained. The misunderstanding about his departure from the radio show still remains. ”We got on well with him, so it was very strange. Which fly bit him? We really don’t know.‘ he explained.
He continued: “It really hurts that we’re a team, on the same boat Laurent takes us on a great long trip every year. We’ve all been with very famous people and less famous people. It’s a really cool adventure, a nice boat, and a nice crew, so when you suddenly have someone kicking the stretchers, it’s weird.“
The actor also revealed what Laurent Ruquier’s reaction was after Big Head’s departure. “Having trained Jean-Jacques for years, he did not understand where he was coming from.‘ he grinned.
He also returned to the censorship rumors circulating on the RTL broadcast by Jean-Jacques Peroni. “This is not true! There is no censorship. Obviously, the show is being recorded, so there are some cuts, but these are not censored cuts. They are helpful because we uncovered something that shouldn’t have happened… These are technical interruptions.‘, he concluded.
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Source: Programme Television
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