On March 2, Jean-Pierre Pernaut died at the age of 71. What upset his friend Christophe Dechavanne who made a strong decision as a result.
No one was prepared to see such a familiar face fade away. Even less his relatives. On Wednesday March 2, Nathalie Marquay announced the death of her husband, Jean-Pierre Pernaut. Since his prostate cancer, the 71-year-old man was encouraged by his wife to slow down. But hardly had he left the presentation of the 13 Hours of TF1 that he was diagnosed with lung cancer. After a fight of several months, Jean-Pierre Pernaut ended up bowing out. Something to upset his friend Christophe Dechavanne. “Jean-Pierre was just six years older than me…“, he worries in the columns of TV Star to be released this Monday, March 28.
And to admit:In addition to the pain, this projection disturbed me a lot“. So much so that it prompted the former animator to make a strong decision as a result. This one is from don’t wait any longer to fulfill your desires. To do everything to implement them. Starting with his desire to act. Christophe Dechavanne has already been able to try the experience, as viewers are about to find out. He will indeed be a guest in Captain Marleau next Friday, April 8. For the occasion, he gave the reply to Corinne Masiero and Laura Smet. “To be honest, I’m looking for an agent and, hoping I’m not too bad, I await the distribution of this Marleau to consolidate my will to continue“, he reveals to our colleagues, before explaining the reasons for this new passion: “As I need to express myself artistically and I no longer do it elsewhere, I take acting lessons. I want to learn this new trade“.
How Christophe Dechavanne lived this first experience
However, Christophe Dechavanne was “totally stressed“by this first experience.”Corinne yelled at me two or three times asking me to stop saying that I was not an actor!“, he has fun with hindsight. And to continue: “I had an emotional scene that freaked me out a lot, even going to lie down on the ground on my down jacket to meditate, I was so scared“. Nevertheless, he was able to count at every second on the presence and the support of his playmate. “Corinne was there, like every time I needed her help“, he confirms. Enough to give him wings.
Loading-widget
Subscribe to the Closermag.fr Newsletter to receive the latest news for free
© Frederic Chambert
3/12 –
Jean-Pierre Pernaut
Jean-Pierre Pernaut had eased off shortly before, leaving the presentation of the 13 Hours of TF1
© Giancarlo Gorassini
4/12 –
Jean-Pierre Pernaut and Nathalie Marquay
“Jean-Pierre was just six years older than me…”, worries Christophe Dechavanne
© COADIC GUIREC
5/12 –
Christophe Dechavanne
“In addition to the pain, this projection disturbed me a lot”, admits Christophe Dechavanne
© VEEREN
6/12 –
Frederique Bel and Christophe Dechavanne
So much so that it prompted Christophe Dechavanne to make a strong decision accordingly.
© COADIC GUIREC
7/12 –
Christophe Dechavanne
This is not to wait any longer to go after your desires. To do everything to implement them
© COADIC GUIREC
8/12 –
Christophe Dechavanne and his daughter Ninon
Christophe Dechavanne therefore risks monopolizing television screens as an actor
© Christopher Clovis
9/12 –
Christophe Dechavanne
Christophe Dechavanne hopes his first acting experience won’t be his last
© Christopher Clovis
10/12 –
Christophe Dechavanne
It is next Friday, April 8 that viewers will discover the first steps of Christophe Dechavanne as an actor in Capitaine Marleau
© Denis Guignebourg
11/12 –
Christophe Dechavanne
“To be honest, I’m looking for an agent and, hoping that I’m not too bad, I’m waiting for the release of this Marleau to consolidate my desire to continue”, reveals Christophe Dechavanne
© Guirec Coadic
12/12 –
Christophe Dechavanne
And to explain the reasons for this new passion: “As I need to express myself artistically and I no longer do it elsewhere, I take acting lessons. I want to learn this new profession”