We know the particular affection of Patrick Sébastien for costumes and disguises. He had made this art a TV show in the 90s, called The big bluff. A few weeks ago, when Professor Raoult became more and more publicized following his thesis on chloroquine as an antidote to the coronavirus, many Internet users had been amused by the great physical resemblance which existed between the Marseille doctor and the presenter brivist. Patrick Sébastien had also published a video on his Youtube channel to clarify the situation with the last skeptics: no, Professor Raoult is not yet another character invented by the famous agitator of PAF.
From Professor Raoult to "Professor Sébastien"
However, an idea had already germinated in the mind of the presenter of the Largest cabaret in the world. But it was his daughter who unwittingly gave him the impetus he lacked. Asked by phone on the set of the broadcast of Big mouths, broadcast on RMC, Patrick Sébastien explained about the birth of character of the Professor Sébastien, new protagonist of its chain Youtube. "I did bullshit with my daughter who didn't want to do her homework, and I started writing little stuff", he said. However, even if in his videos he exploits the physical resemblance which unites them, the one who usually likes to play imitators formally defends himself from any caricature. "It is not an imitation because he has no accent Professor Raoult, insists the artist to 1.2 million subscribers, it is not an imitation at all. But I said to myself, the character who gives completely absurd answers, can about anything. And this is not a mockery of Professor Raoult. On the contrary we have a lot in common in character (…) We are rather rebellious and then we screw up the idiots, " he adds. Another rebel whose husband Nathalie Boutot would like to cross the path one day. This is a meeting that should not be sad!
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