Guest of C à vous this Wednesday, April 24, Julien Courbet did not hesitate to make fun of his host, Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine, when the presenter of the France 5 talk show stammered during the very long presentation of his other guests.
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This Wednesday, April 24, while the team of C to you had just sat down to a meal concocted by Fatema Hal, the chef of Mansouria, a Moroccan restaurant located in the 11th arrondissement of Paris, and Julien Courbet, guest on the France 5 talk show, was starting to enjoy it, Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine undertook to present all the members of the new troop of Ten Commandments. The nine singers, standing near the piano and ready to give voice on the stage of the show, waited quietly for their names to be mentioned while the producer of the show, Albert Cohen, was seated alongside the presenter of It can happen to you. An extended presentation which earned the journalist a small tackle from Julien Courbet.
Between failed joke and babbling, Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine in all her splendor
“Benjamin Bocconi as Moses behind the piano (performed by Daniel Lévi in the first version of the musical, Editor’s note)David Lempell who plays Ramses, Leelou Garms as Nefertari, Sarah Koper as Jochebed, Julien Arcuri as Aaron, Margaryta Buisan as Sephora“, Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine began to list before interrupting herself for a little quip of her own which only made her laugh: “not the cosmetics brand…“. But while she tried to resume the thread of her enumeration, the presenter of C to you made a mistake, misusing the name of the character “Josué”, played by Tony Bredelet. A twist of the tongue which earned him another little solitary laugh (or almost) and a little tackle from Julien Courbet.
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Julien Courbet tackles Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine with humor
“We will name all the spectators, one by one. So we’re here until 2 a.m., I tell you“, launched Julien Courbet before turning to his neighbor on the left, Albert Cohen, to address him directly: “There are still a lot of them, we should reduce the team a little eh. Because for promotion, it’s not great“.”Awa Sy as Bithia and Sharon Laloum as Myriam, good evening!“, continued Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine, despite the cacophony on the set. Whether to greet the troupe or to congratulate their boss for having finally finished her speech, the columnists applauded. And the singers, on tour throughout France, and from June 5 to 27, 2024 at the Seine Musicale in Paris, were able to perform the emblematic song from the musical The desire to love.
