Find a “peaceful way of working together”, this is not given to all couples. But unlike Charlotte Gainsbourg and her companion Yvan Attal, Jean-Luc Reichmann seems to succeed wonderfully. In any case, this is what he confided to our colleagues at TV Magazine. In the edition of Monday April 15, 2024 – of which he is on the cover on the occasion of his return to the stage, in the play The bracelet which he has been playing for two months – the famous host spoke about his many professional activities. In addition to his daily game on TF1, The twelve strokes of noonhe also plays the main role in a successful series on the same channel: Léo Mattéï, minors’ brigade. And it was with his partner that he created this fiction. Costumes, dialogues, script, and even direction of certain episodes, Léo Mattéï would not exist without Nathalie Lecoultre, artistic director of the series. Moreover, it also plays an essential role in The twelve strokes of noon !
Jean-Luc Reichmann talks about his “exemplary complementarity” with Nathalie Lecoultre
So obviously, our colleagues from TV Magazine wanted to know how Jean-Luc Reichmann managed this collaboration with the woman who shares his life. Because we know, working as a couple can be risky. But not for him: “They say it, but in my personal case, it’s really quite the opposite!” Indeed, in his eyes, the secret to being good colleagues lies in “total professional independence In [le] couple”. Moreover, Nathalie Lecoultre does not hesitate to work for channels other than TF1, like France 2 for example, for which she directed the TV film Next to her pumpsin December 2023. “And then, we have a lot of common passions, around family, children, travel…”adds Jean-Luc Reichmann, before concluding tenderly: “We are both in a register of exemplary complementarity.” There is no doubt that this complementarity follows them even in their private lives, notably in the management of their blended family and the education of their six children, now aged 15 to 34.