Michel Drucker confided in the columns of Télé Loisirs this Sunday, January 23. He made revelations concerning the filming of Vivement Dimanche.
He doesn’t need it. Can’t wait for Sunday is a program broadcast on France 2 since September 20, 1998 and presented by Michel Drucker. The host has never left his red sofa and he has no intention of doing so. In the columns of Télé Loisirs this Sunday, January 23, he made many confidences and he mentioned his habits on the set. The first concerns the headset, which many animators use. However, this is not the case of Michel Drucker. “I am part of the Léon Zitrone school“, he first assured. “The auricle is a prosthesis that has always distracted me. I don’t want to be dependent on it. And it’s exactly the same when I’m on stage at the theater“, he then clarified. Thus, while he does not have neither headset nor teleprompter, the host claims to have a means of communicating with the management. “I have a graphic palette lying at my feet in the studio. I am told how much time is left. It’s the only thing that appears on the palette”, he first revealed. “And if I want to speak to the control room, I have a red telephone on the sofa. It is called Léon Zitrone’s telephone. I can also call during the broadcast of a subject”, concluded Michel Drucker. Filming secrets that we did not expect.
He is passionate. The host has been on television for many years. This profession, Michel Drucker has always wanted to do it and he has no intention of retiring. After having been forced to take a long break due to health problems, the host made his big comeback at the start of the school year in September 2021. Happy to find his viewers, he said, facing Audrey Crespo-Mara this Sunday, January 23, that he had every intention of staying on the screen. While the journalist asks him if he thinks he has “one day the guts to say stop“, Michel Drucker immediately retorts: “No ! Never !”. Subsequently, he clarified that he did not “want to compare me to Molière, but when Dalida sang ‘To die on stage’, I understand her very very well”. Before his operation, he asked his doctor to “unplugs mer in case of trouble. I couldn’t bear the idea of doing a public job again while I was disabled“, he explained. The reason ? “For me, my life is my job. If I had come out diminished, neurologically handicapped, cerebrally, for me, it was not playable“, he concluded, in full transparency.
Michel Drucker: how is the host today?
After having had many health concerns, Michel Drucker is now all the more careful. “I still had to store up strength“, he confided to the Parisian before adding: “Doing sports, 200 abs and fifteen minutes of rowing in the morning, forty-five minutes of cycling in the evening. I’m trying so hard to come back. I know it’s madness, but good madness“. An initiative which greatly worries his wife but which is very important for the amateur. “When you start TV at 22, not even, and you’re still there almost 60 years later, that means you have a real passion for your job. Without my job, I would not see myself living“, he claimed in 50 Minutes Inside.
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