Series headliner Léo Mattéï, minors’ brigade, Jean-Luc Reichmann flourishes as much as a host as an actor. The one who first became known for his deep voice was also noticed by the general public for a physical peculiarity: his spot on his nose. If when he was little, Jean-Luc Reichmann suffered from taunts, he finally managed to free himself from the gaze of others in the spotlight. “We all suffered some misdeeds when we were kids. I have a spot on my nose, I don’t even think about it anymore. […] I have not changed the outlook of others, I think that everyone has their own journey and everyone must also trust themselves. […] At some point, ‘stop normality, normality pisses me off'”, he confided, Thursday March 7, 2024, on the microphone of the podcast Of shadows and lights, For Tele-Leisure And Current wife. And this difference has, it seems, pushed him to be daring throughout his career. This is how the host was able to renew himself. Since February 14, 2024, he has been on stage to perform the play The braceletcreated by Isabelle Mergaut. “The guy who doesn’t go there can’t know if there are ups and downs in life”, he summarizes.
Jean-Luc Reichmann facing stage fright
A philosophy of life that he also applies to his use of social networks. The host shows himself to be authentic and reveals many parts of his life. “For a quarter of an hour in the morning and a quarter of an hour in the evening, I will watch what is happening on the networks. I’m going to think of something that could be positive, or interest the people who follow me on TV, in my life, in the theater, even personal things. They know everything! I keep this permanent link.”, he admitted. In addition to his connection with his audience, this also allows him to ensure that ill-intentioned people do not try to usurp his identity with complete impunity: “There are many who have community managers or who have their identities stolen. When I saw that my identity was being stolen, that of my children, my wife… They thought they were us. Since I’m there very often, they can’t catch my identity.” Here again, the host and actor finds the right words to conclude in style: “I have fun with it, but I take it very seriously.”