While Michel Drucker announced that he would see Cyril Féraud, very touched, at the controls of Vivement Dimanche, the latter reacted to the words of the presenter of France 2.
His fans were afraid of never seeing him again on the air. But Michel Drucker is a brave man. If he has experienced serious health problems, the host of Can’t wait for Sunday would never have seen himself leaving television in a hurry. Indeed, on January 23, he confided in the consequences that his health problems could have had: “My life is my job. If I had come out reduced, handicapped on the neurological level, on the cerebral level, for me, it was not playable. I do not want to compare myself to Molière, but when Dalida sang ‘To die on stage’, I understand it very very well”.
But Johnny Hallyday’s friend still thinks about the future of his show Long live Sunday. Indeed, Michel Drucker, aged 79, thus revealed the name of the one that he would like to present the program on France 2 : “There is a little young person on France 3 who I find very talented. The one who does Slam.” It is indeed Cyril Féraud. “I find him very talented. And he has one thing that the others don’t have is that, while he looks like a kid, a teenager, he appeals to both young people from his generation, he is both the ideal son-in-law, the ideal little brother, the dream fiancé, and the ideal grandson (…) It is very very rare to have the young, the less young and the seniors and him, he brings it all together.”
Cyril Féraud, touched by the words of Michel Drucker
A glowing description from the presenter of France 3, who was apparently very touched by the statements of Michel Drucker. Thus Cyril Féraud wanted to share his gratitude, on Twitter, on Tuesday March 1, 2022, by reposting the passage of Michel Drucker: “So touched. Thank you Boss”. A nice message from someone who, perhaps one day, will take over the reins of Long live Sunday.
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Indeed, on January 23, he confided in the consequences that his health problems could have had: “My life is my job. If I had come out reduced, handicapped on the neurological level, on the cerebral, for me, it was not playable”
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Michael Drucker
“I don’t want to compare myself to Molière, but when Dalida sang ‘To die on stage’, I understand her very very well”.
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But Johnny Hallyday’s friend still thinks about the future of his show Vivement Dimanche
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Michael Drucker
Indeed, Michel Drucker, aged 79, thus revealed the name of the person he would see presenting the program on France 2: “There is a little young person on France 3 who I find very talented. The one who makes Slam.” It is indeed Cyril Féraud
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“I find him very talented”, continues the host
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“And he has one thing that the others don’t is that, while he looks like a kid, a teenager, he appeals to both young people of his generation, he is both the ideal son-in-law, the ideal little brother, the dream fiancé, and the ideal grandson”
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“It’s very, very rare to have young people, less young people and seniors and he brings it all together.”
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Cyril Feraud
A glowing description of the presenter of France 3, who was apparently very touched by the statements of Michel Drucker.
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Cyril Feraud
Thus Cyril Féraud wanted to share his gratitude, on Twitter, on Tuesday March 1, 2022, by reposting the passage of Michel Drucker:
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Cyril Feraud
“So touched. Thank you Boss”. A nice message from the one who, maybe one day, will take over the reins of Vivement Dimanche