“He Knowing at the end of his career”: The Asterix Director at the Olympics tells him to touch her with Alin Delon

It was released in 2008 and directed by Tandem Frédéric Forestier / Thomas Langmann, who also performed as a producer, Astrix was a critical and commercial failure in the Olympics, despite its 6.8 million access.

If we talked a lot about the film’s pharaohn budget and Guillaume Canet, Asterix and Obelix: Impire of the Middle, its 65 million euros, itAsterix at the Olympic Games It was even more excessive: it was about 78 million euros. One of the largest budgets in French cinema history.

And for depreciation of depreciation, viewers have to hurry to millions of theaters. That was the case, but he hoped much less. With 6.8 million assumptions, it would usually be a miracle score. But you have to do almost double …

As a result of criticism (and even the public), the film also left very painful memories in the production scenes, such as Benoit Pyvorord. There was also Gerarde Depardiu’s behavior, obviously not so motivated, and even obviously described “Unbearable” By Thomas Langman. Anyone who closed himself with Alin Delon, who performs Julius Caesar, is that the actor is banned from the film for three days.

“He knew at the end of his career”

In August 2024, Fredrick Tkeri returned to shoot a movie, In the RTL microphoneAnd, in particular, his meeting and his work with this legendary actor, who was Allen Delon, who died on August 18 this year.

“This is a person with whom it is very easy to work with. As an actor, these are rolls. He is very careful about what the movie needs, but he also offers a lot of things. That’s where he did the barriers. The filmmaker commented.

Add: “He is a man who knew at the end of his career and who was truly fun.

But at the same time, I felt great nostalgia at home. He put some photos in his residence, Marlon Brando Ann Cesar, Rome Schneider. He did not spend a day talking to Rome Schneider. There is something from the past in which he is left behind. It was both his bearings, but also the source of his sadness. ”