Death of Grichka Bogdanoff: Cyril Hanouna, Pierre-Jean Chalençon, Christophe Beaugrand… the tributes of the stars

Grichka Bogdanoff died on Tuesday, December 28, his agent announced via Agence France Presse. “Surrounded by the love of his family and his loved ones, Grichka Bogdanoff passed away peacefully, on December 28, 2021, to rejoin his stars “his family wrote in a statement. The scientist, twin of Igor Bogdanoff, was 72 years old, officially single and had no children. The two brothers, very media, had made themselves known with the television show Time X, then by their popular science writings. They also intrigued with their faces that had transformed over the decades, making them look “alien”.

Cyril Hanouna: Grichka Bogdanoff “was a boy of incredible intelligence and self-mockery that commanded respect “

One of the first personalities to come forward to pay homage to Grichka Bogdanoff is Cyril Hanouna. The producer and host of C8, who often rubbed shoulders with the Bogdanoff brothers, posted on social networks: “I am very, very affected. I will miss him very much. He was a boy of incredible intelligence and self-mockery that commanded respect. I have crazy memories with him (…). ” Jean-Marc Morandini also greeted the twins, “their kindness, this fidelity and this madness which made me laugh so much. The disappearance of Grichka is a shock (…).“ In a video, Pierre-Jean Chalençon said to himself “collapsed. Whether it’s Igor or Grichka, they have been really friends since i was a teenager (…) He was a great friend. ” Journalist and writer Eric Naulleau also said to himself, “very saddened by the death of his friend Grichka”.

Christophe Beaugrand remembers “the sweet madness of the Bogdanoffs” and Michel Chevalet of those who “always wanted to stand out “

The host of the TF1 group Christophe Beaugrand, who rubbed shoulders with the twin brothers on television and radio, Igor and Grichka having once been members of RTL’s Big Heads, remembers “the sweet madness of the Bogdanoffs! So many disheveled interviews, laughter shared during filming (…) ” On CNews, science journalist Michel Chevalet, former figure of TF1, recalled the arrival of the twins on the channel: “I saw these two aliens arrive in their astronaut costumes. They had the wonderful idea of ​​making science fiction on television. They have contributed a great deal to information in general. We kinda lost sight of each other when they stopped Time X but I found them in the Gers at an astronomy festival. (…) “They always wanted to stand out. Nevertheless, there were criticisms against them, they were condemned for plagiarism in their works. There was part of their career that was marred by that.”