This Monday, April 25, Alessandra Sublet shared a video of her when she was eleven years old and was in sports study. If she has changed a lot since this period, this little girl taught her an important thing…
Before being a TV host, Alessandra Sublet was destined for a completely different profession. If she dreamed of being in the spotlight, it was for her qualities as a dancer. The young Lyonnaise that she was, moreover, followed a section sport-study in classical dance. “I got knocked back, like many. I had a problem of technique, size“, she explained in front of the cameras of 50 minutes Inside in 2016. But from this period and this failure, Alessandra Sublet retains a nice lesson. This Monday, April 25, the host of TF1 pulled out of the cupboards an old video of her, in black and white, dressed in a leotard and her spiked ballet shoes. “I am 11 years old and I am in the middle of a sports study course.“, specifies the main interested party.
And to confide:I gave a lot to dance and I also learned a lot! It gave me a taste for the challenge I thinkAbove all, it taught him to never give up despite the complexity of certain situations. “Looking at these images, I tell myself that this little girl has come a long way… Let’s follow our desires, whatever they may be. It’s sometimes difficult it’s true, it requires humility, courage tooit often requires knowing how to take two or three slaps but what comes out of it is often magical“, believes this mother of two children.
This new life goal that required courage from Alessandra Sublet
More than ever, Alessandra Sublet needed courage. And for good reason, after twenty years as a TV host, she decided to become an actress. TF1 viewers will be able to discover her first steps as an actress in the TV movie Handi-Gang where she gives the answer to another beginner: the Paralympic champion, Théo Curin. A first experience that gave him a taste for the game. And she intends to repeat the feat, drawing a line under the animation. She already has another project underway: the adaptation of her book You got the blues, baby? in which she will assume her own role. If she knows herself”expected at the turn“, Alessandra Sublet has “used to taking risks and having to do [ses] evidence“, as she assured the Parisian. “Sometimes I get a good slap in the face. Other times it works. It won’t change my motivation to play different characters“, she promises. A state of mind that she takes from her years of classical dance.
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“I gave a lot to dance and I also learned a lot! It gave me a taste for challenge, I think,” says Alessandra Sublet
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Above all, it taught him never to give up despite the complexity of certain situations.
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Looking at these images, I tell myself that this little girl has come a long way…”, says Alessandra Sublet
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And to launch: “Let’s follow our desires, whatever they are”
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“It’s sometimes difficult, it’s true, it requires humility, courage too, it often requires knowing how to take two or three slaps, but what comes out of it is often magical,” says Alessandra Sublet.
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More than ever, Alessandra Sublet needed courage
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And for good reason, after twenty years as a TV host, she decided to draw a line under this career in order to become an actress.
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TF1 viewers will be able to discover her first steps as an actress in the TV movie Handi Gang where she plays the role of another beginner: the Paralympic champion, Théo Curin
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A first experience that gave her a taste for the game. And she intends to repeat the feat
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Alessandra Sublet already has another project underway: the adaptation of her book T’as le blues, baby? in which she will assume her own role