David Brécourt is the famous Baptiste Mondino in Sous le soleil. But since then, the actor is rather absent from the small screen, devoting himself to the theater. Was he boycotted by TV?
The heat of Saint-Tropez is now well behind him. At 56 years old, David Brécourt is a father and even a grandfather. The one who played Baptiste Mondino in the hit series Under the sun, also shines in the theater. After the two years wasted by the Covid, the actor says he is overflowing with energy, during his interview with here is, released on December 24. But what about his television career? Has he been boycotted? He tells.
“I feel like they don’t want me anymore, says David Brécourt to our colleagues. However, I would love to play a good guest in a TV movie, or play in a historical film.“The message has passed. Especially since since the end of confinement, he admits to having found great inspiration, which he owes in particular to his five-year-old son, Mathurin.”Honestly during confinement it was my son who saved me. His carelessness, his laughter, the fact that he only talks to me about the bike and the dinosaur… “, he said.
The actor freely talks about his faith
During the interview, the father, twins 24 years old, Salomé and Esther, and a 37 year old girl, Manon, herself a mother of two, also talks about her faith. “I’m not afraid of the aftermath, because I am a believer and even a practitioner. […] I always feel better when I leave the Church“, confided David Brécourt.
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