Biggest winner of the 12 noon shots, Bruno confided in his little methods to discover as many mysterious stars as possible.
He is the greatest Master of Midi. Bruno won the tidy sum of 1,026,107 euros in winnings and gifts, thanks in particular to nine mysterious stars discovered. And this is no coincidence. Indeed, the former champion confided in the little tricks he used to quickly find who was hiding behind the mysterious stars. “I had managed to find the list of all the Mysterious Stars on the Internet. I was thus able to eliminate about forty celebrities. I searched everywhere on the Web (…) That’s how I grasp the logic, he specified to Tele-Leisure.
But beware, the production of the show could slip false leads: “If, in the background, there was a football field or a packet of popcorn, I automatically eliminated the footballers or movie stars. It was far too big”he said before continuing: “When Zette gives the explanations of the clues, it’s often choppy! (…) The first job of parents, the first job of celebrity, etc. these are the kinds of things you can never find”. Thanks to all these little methods, Bruno managed to find many celebrities behind the mysterious stars.
Laurent, former Master of noon had discovered three mysterious stars
If he may not have used the same methods, the former Master of noon, Laurent also has many stars. After 72 participations, the philosophy professor won the tidy sum of 310,607 euros. This sum corresponds, at the same time, to the three mysterious stars that he managed to win during his journey. The candidate, much appreciated by viewers and Jean-Luc Reichmann, the host, was able to use his culture to win a nice sum of money.
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Bruno
“I had managed to find the list of all the Mysterious Stars on the Internet. I was thus able to eliminate about forty celebrities. I searched everywhere on the Web (…) That’s how I seized the logic”, he specified to Télé-Loisirs.
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Bruno
But beware, the production of the show could slip false leads: “If, in the background, there was a football field or a packet of popcorn, I automatically eliminated footballers or movie stars . ”
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Bruno
“It was way too big,” he said before continuing.
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The 12 strokes of noon
“When Zette gives the explanations of the clues, it’s often choppy!”
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Jean-Luc Reichmann
Parents’ first job, celebrity’s first job, etc.”
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Bruno
“These are the kinds of things you can never find.”
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Bruno and Jean-Luc Reichmann
Thanks to all these little methods, Bruno managed to find many celebrities behind the mysterious stars.
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Lawrence
If he may not have used the same methods, the former Master of noon, Laurent also has many stars. After 72 participations, the philosophy professor won the tidy sum of 310,607 euros.
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Lawrence
This sum corresponds, at the same time, to the three Mysterious Stars that he managed to get during his journey.
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Lawrence
The candidate, much appreciated by viewers and Jean-Luc Reichmann, the host, was able to use his culture to win a nice sum of money.