Invited to the show En aparté on Canal +, Léa Drucker literally burst into tears when she discovered the decor prepared for her visit.
The emotion was there this Friday, September 23, 2022 in the show As an aside on Canal+. Indeed, Nathalie Lévy received Léa Drucker, the niece of the famous host of France Télévisions. She was thus able to discover the Canal studio fitted out for her. And what was his emotion when he discovered the bay window. “It makes me curiously very emotional to see that. I wasn’t expecting it, sorry… It caught my eye, yet it’s very beautiful”, she reacted, the tears flowing from her eyes. Indeed, behind the glass, the teams of the show had pasted a photo of the island of Chausey.
A place dear to the heart of Léa Drucker: “It’s the island of my childhood. It touches people that I loved very much. It’s a place that I love very much. And it’s funny because I saw pictures of it today. today, it’s a somewhat lost paradise, which is close to…”. Michel Drucker’s niece cannot finish her sentence. “Which touches on your sentimental, family heritage, your grandparents, your grandmother”, continues Nathalie Lévy.. “I can go back there today, I have friends, but seeing it big as That surprised me.”
Léa Drucker very moved
Léa Drucker had a good time with her family on the island of Chausey: “It was a lot of fantasy, the music, great security and then a lot of humor, a lot of spirit then all of a sudden, they are there. Then it’s childhood too, these are childhood dreams It’s okay to have emotions. I’m not shocked by that, but it’s true that it’s surprising. What’s nice is to have emotions that surprise you […] All of a sudden, we get caught up in images, sensations. That’s what I love about my job. Sometimes you’re on a film set or a theater stage and then there’s an image that hits you and then it takes you into states. It’s quite magical.” she commented.
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Indeed, behind the glass, the teams of the show had pasted a photo of the island of Chausey.
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A place dear to the heart of Léa Drucker: “It’s the island of my childhood. It touches people that I loved very much. It’s a place that I love very much. And it’s funny because I saw photos of it today, it’s a paradise a little lost, which touches on…”.
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Michel Drucker’s niece cannot finish her sentence. “Which affects your sentimental, family heritage, your grandparents, your grandmother”, continues Nathalie Lévy.
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“I can go back today, I have friends, but seeing it big like this surprised me.”
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Léa Drucker had a good time with her family on the island of Chausey:
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“It was a lot of fantasy, the music, great security and then a lot of humor, a lot of spirit then all of a sudden, they are there. Then it’s childhood too, these are childhood dreams It’s okay to have emotions.”
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“I’m not shocked by that, but it’s true that it’s surprising.”
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“What is beautiful is to have emotions that surprise you […] All of a sudden, we get caught up in images, sensations. ”
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“That’s what I love about my job. Sometimes you’re on a film set or a theater stage and then there’s an image that comes at you and then it takes you into states.”
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“It’s quite magical,” she commented.