Marion Game was not only the “Huguette” of Scènes de Ménage, but also a mother and a grandmother, much less grumpy than her character for her two grandsons Arthur and Aurélien.
mother of three childrenVirginia Ledieu, Mathieu and Romain Verlier, Marion Game was also the grandmother of two grandchildren, Arthur and Aurélienborn of the marriage of his daughter Virignie with actor Patrick Raynal. In 2021, the latter confided in Faustine Bollaert about their relationship with their illustrious grandmother.
“We don’t necessarily have the same relationship that a grandson would have with his grandmother”
If the televiewers appreciated the small plague side of the character of Huguette, everything leads to believe that Marion Game was very different in civilian life with her children and grandchildren. Aurelien Verlier was indeed open to Faustine Bollaert on the set of “it starts today”, on the look he had on his grandmother but also the relationship he had with her. “She is a woman who is really passionate and who has always prioritized his job over the rest of his life. As a result, she has a very benevolent look at us. But it is sure that we do not necessarily have the same relationship that a grandson would have with his grandmother.
This did not prevent the young man from “suffering” the fame of Marion Gameas he also explained on the set of the France 2 program. Indeed, himself wishing to follow in the footsteps of his mother and grandmother in comedy, discovered by his side how much celebrity could be intrusive. “I would go to the market with my grandmother and they would say to me: ‘Ah, it’s Huguette!’ And it made me angry. I even had a little contempt. I felt like we were entering my private space. And I said to myself: ‘Is this a job that I will like? […] Shouldn’t I see something else?’“Because if he has since taken the Florent course and specialized in dubbing, the young man knew how to measure his chance of being able to rub shoulders so closely with filming locations that many people would have even loved. to notice. “When you have the chance, as a child, to go on a film set, a theater stage or even a dubbing studio, it’s magic. Especially when it is his parents who perform. I quickly dreamed of it and I said to myself: ‘Sure, it’s closed.’ It’s not a question I’m going to ask myself anymore.” he said at the time.