“Labor and Strange”: Why did the brilliant army strangely experience its tribute to Caesar

In 2001, the cult of brilliance was focused on granting an honorary sculpture in the 46th Caesar ceremony, which was welcomed by a greeted career. The moment was festive, Josiane Balasko, Michel Blanc, Marie-Anne Chazel, Christian Clavier, Gérard Jugnot, Thierry Lhermitte and Bruno Moynot were clearly excited about the Olympics. However, everything was not so quiet …

Invite the program C on Wednesday, France 5 For the promotion of comedy millions and documentaries La Vis Comica, which is dedicated to it, on September 24 in both theaters, the Christian keyboard (who was inspired by a hero, created 70 years ago, to end Jacuzzi La Frypawille) that this was a very special atmosphere. “We are always happy that we are together, among us there is something that laughs “For the first time, the actor declares until the scenery is slightly floating.

“We were in the park with a room with TV and small stoves to wait for our passage”He recalls, laughing before he goes on, laughs. “The ceremony began and a little time -consuming, a little weird. “ And the people around the table blew up in front of the keyboard anecdote.

When Covid-19 get involved …

It must be said that the brilliant army sincerely did not help the news. The 46th Caesar really happened during the Covid-19 pandemic, the actors awarded the masked and rare help.

“I wanted to thank the Academy that we respect this. Well, they still managed to do this year when no one exists. Thanks, thanks to the Academy”The Christian keyboard was announced on stage with his humor, which we know. Slightly widespread the moment you found below.

The Christian keyboard will play on September 24, the comedy The Million, in which he responds to Ryan Benset. On the same day, he receives a comica screw, a documentary dedicated to this heavyweight weight of a hexagonal laughter that performs his productive career as an actor, script author and producer, sharing his work, his travels, and his reflections on comedy art.

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