Fabrice Lucini recently paid tribute to “huge comedian” Michelle Bouquet, one of her mentors, who died Wednesday at the age of 96.
Michelle Bouquet, the great name of theater and seventh art, died on Wednesday at the age of 96. Very quickly, actor Fabrice Lucini paid tribute to one of his mentors, to whom he responded by throwing a donkey into a meadow (and approaching another) in the 1975 film Vincent.
“He is a huge actor, with the continuity of Louis Juve, i.e. the man who sacrificed his life to listen to great authors and became an unforgettable translator of Beckett, the special translator of Chabrol, where the bouquet is huge.”– says Luchin With the microphone of our colleagues from the French interior.
Welcome “Vocal power” And “The power of diction” By Michelle Bouquet “One of the most beautiful voices in the theater “Fabri Luchin is full of praise for the deceased actor. “There was a side of Saint-Augustine, a mystical side, his life would have no meaning if he had not worked with the authors.According to him, still in the French Inter. “We understand everything, he’s from this tradition, from this variety of actors, where when something is triggered, the images immediately reach us. There are no naturalistic grumblings.”
In addition to Lucien’s tribute, we note that the Caesars were paid. “The great Michelle Bouquet died. French cinema today is losing a remarkable and admirable actor. Cesar won Best Actor in a Leading Role in 2002 for “How I Killed My Father” and in 2006 for “Le Promeneur du Champ de Mars”.Says Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences on social media.
ᲡYou say Reported Le FigaroCharles Burling for his part welcomed the France Info microphone “A father who devoted his whole life to the art of drama” And “Amazing Instinct”. And define Michelle Bouquet, to which she responded “How I Killed My Father” as “Walking Poetry”. Finally, Pierre Ardit, also for France Info, endured the disappearance“A master, an actor who has achieved perfection.”
On June 3, the latest feature film Secret Ceremony by Michel Bouquet will be released in cinemas. Until the evening of the same day, the opening of the documentary dedicated to the actor will take place.
Trailer “How I Killed My Father”:
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