In an interview with France Inter, this Wednesday, June 28, Alessandra Sublet spoke about a guest she was afraid to receive when she was the host of the show C à vous.
After shining on the small screen for almost 20 years, Alessandra Sublet had decided to leave TV animation to embark on another field, namely comedy. “This time it’s final, she had explained in the columns of the Parisian. I take off my TV host costume.” After months of silence, she unveiled, last April, on her Instagram account, the poster for his next project, a show called All risks will not have the same flavor of success. A piece produced by herself and presented in Avignon, as well as in the 19th arrondissement of Paris on the stage of the Théâtre du Chêne Noir.
In legend, Alessandra Sublet had indicated that it was of one “new start” and a “adventure which [lui tenait] to heart”. “ Our daring does not necessarily lead to success, but I believe that it is important to follow them in order to progress and achieve….“, she added. In this play, she talks about the ability to make choices and the different life paths we take, as well as the obstacles that can arise and that we must overcome.
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“I didn’t understand some lines in addition”
During an interview on the airwaves of France Inter against Sonia Devilliers, this Wednesday, June 28, Alessandra Sublet returned about her journey, and certain moments that marked her when she was still a facilitator. She first explained that she had to beg her examiner the year she took the remedial baccalaureate because she was missing a point. She also returned to a delicate question she had asked François Hollande about her relationship with her mother. She recounted a very awkward moment when she met actor Pierce Brosman.
Even if she claimed not to havea huge cultural background”, Alessandra Sublet has managed to rise among the cult animators of the PAF. “We weren’t going to see Truffaut and Hitchcock at the cinema. But I was able to build myself with Top Gun, with Pretty Woman and with Bridget Jones”. So even though she may have had some apprehensions when she received certain intellectuals, they were often the most benevolent with her, in particular Jean d’Ormesson. He was for her”a guest and an acquaintance who [lui] allowed, in any case at a given moment like Jacques Chancel, to understand that [elle] prop[t] not zero, that it was normal, that we took time to move forward“, admitting that she was struggling to come to grips with her books.
“I couldn’t do it at the time of C à vous, sincerely, when I received huge cobblestones like that, I looked at my producer, I said “Put*, shit”, I also didn’t understand certain lines, there were very erudite words and I didn’t come from that culture at all and Jean ended up conceding: “My dear, thank you for your honesty, but it doesn’t matter, television is a circus, a stadium, shall we entertain”,and finally it’s all these people who made my culture”, she explained. Words that managed to reassure the former host who sees in her failures the way to learn.
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