This Thursday, July 21, the writer Yann Moix took up his pen to confide in his relationship with Charlotte Valandrey in the pages of Paris Match.
On July 13, Charlotte Valandrey died at the age of 53. The actress, particularly known for her roles in the series tomorrow belongs to us and Tailpiece, judge and cop, had just undergone a new heart transplant. She leaves behind grieving loved ones, including her daughter Tara (22). Among them, there is also a certain Yann Moix.
This Thursday, July 21, the former columnist of the show We are not in bed returned to his relationship with the actress in the pages of Paris Match. “Charlotte Valandrey is dead. This sentence makes me die a little”he confides about the one he considered to be “the sister (he) should have had”. But before considering it as such, the writer had a real crush. As he explains, his first meeting with the actress was made thanks to the cinema. “I was a high school student: leaving the hall of the Martroi, after the Red Kiss session, in Orléans, in 1985, I decided to fall in love, madly in love, with this girl of my age, with a diaphanous complexion, a fleshy lip , with sulky pouts, with a rounded forehead.”
“A week later, she asked me to marry”
If he liked her “disobedience to all, this refusal of numbers, this holy horror of collusion and standing to attention”, Yann Moix only thought of herself. Only here, at the time, he did not dare to write to her. “I began, haggard and stupid, my heart beating, to collect film and television magazines, which replied, in black and white or in colour, his beautiful mimicry of frank obstinacy, his refreshing refusal to pose, his superb attitudes of revolt.”
It is ultimately for the film adaptation of his first novel, jubilation to the skythat the writer meets the actress, offering her a role. “A week later, she asked me to marry; already frightened by this sacrament, (…) I refused, panicked. She was amused and persecuted me, I who had loved her almost always, with her most attentive she cried out for love and wanted to be consumed by it.”. Still in the pages of the magazine, Yann Moix says he told him everything “one evening in 1997”. The two artists had a romance which unfortunately did not last, but which in no way damaged their bond.
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