Life has never been a fairy tale for Marine Delterme. In the columns of Paris Match, the actress confided in a painful love story and on the man who saved her from hell, her husband Florian Zeller.
After having thrilled the viewers of TF1 in Far from home – a chilling thriller in which she gave the answer to Marc Lavoine, Marine Delterme will this time plunge viewers of France 2 into anguish with Handling. The interpreter of the unforgettable Alice Nevers lends her features to Maud, an accomplished businesswoman and single mother – who has put aside her love life. One day, she will meet on her way the attractive Mathias – played by Marc Ruchmann, the star of the series Heart plan.
Love at first sight that will turn into a nightmare. Under the influence of the handsome photographer, she sees no flaws in him. While his worried son discovers disturbing elements in the life of this stranger. This toxic relationship is not unknown to the 51-year-old actress. While reading the script, she remembered her painful past, with a man who made his life hell. “I was in a relationship with a narcissistic pervert, I know what we are talking about, I was under control”, she told Paris Match before adding: ” I am coming back from far “.
Bad memories remain, and to those who would find the term narcissistic pervert too overused, Marine Delterme gives them a definition – certainly inspired by her own experience. “He isolates you to have you at his mercy. At the same time, it forces you to behave, makes you doubt your own abilities. It disrupts everything, bypasses your thoughts, takes away your vital forces, it is a thief of soul. It’s destruction “, she described. Damaged by this meeting, Carla Bruni’s best friend has fortunately finally found a taste for love in the arms of another man. An angel who fell from heaven and has never left her again.
Marine Delterme tells about her meeting with Florian Zeller
In the columns of Paris Match, the actress recalled with great emotion her first meeting with her husband, Florian Zeller. It was in 2003, the young man – then still a journalist – came to interview him. “He was 23, the age of my oldest son today! I was eleven years older, a 5 year old child, we were survivors of hell. He took us head on, my son and I … It’s incredible. This “young man” almost saved us, it is the noblest soul that I have met. He brought us back to life. With immense patience. “, she said.
In 2008, a little Roman joined the family. And two years later, Marine Delterme and Florian Zeller said yes. Of course, everyday life is not rosy every day, but it is peaceful. And that’s the main thing.