In an interview with TV 7 Days, Jean-Luc Reichmann confided in his profession as an actor and animator. An opportunity for him to confess, whether or not he intends to choose between his two passions.
Every day of the week, Jean-Luc Reichmann holds the reins of the show The 12 strokes of noon on TF1. This program, broadcast for 11 years, has also become essential on the first channel. Several candidates, such as Paul El Kharrat for example, have also known fame after their passage within the program. A joy for Jean-Luc Reichmann, who, for his part, is in 15th position in the ranking favorite personalities of the French in 2021.
Next to animation, Nathalie Lecoultre’s companion has another passion: comedy. He has also made appearances in several television series such as: Tribunal, Navarro, Nestor Burna or Our dear neighbors. Since 2013, Jean-Luc Reichmann has played the role of Léo Matteï in the eponymous series he created. This Monday, December 27, he will appear next to Mymie Mathy as Hugo, a sports trainer, in the series Josephine, guardian angel. Responsibilities are therefore linked for the presenter. A question then arises: does he intend to make a choice between his two professions?
Jean-Luc Reichmann: a man on all fronts
For Jean-Luc Reichmann, it is out of the question to make a choice between your two passions, at least that’s what he hinted at in a recent interview. “I like to say that life is a big fun fair, you might as well try all the rides”, he confided in the columns of 7 Days TV, before adding: “Whether it’s Scrabble, backgammon or screen, I love to play.” Everyone will understand, although his schedule continues to fill with various and varied missions, Jean-Luc Reichmann will always take the time to appreciate what he does and practice in what fascinates him.