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Coming to defend the feature film “L’Amour ouf” by Gilles Lellouche in Cannes, the screening of which took place this Thursday, May 23, Adèle Exarchopoulos spoke at length with our colleagues from “Figaro” to discuss this new project of which she shares the poster with François Civil, Raphaël Quenard and Alain Chabat! And one of them was also entitled to a very nice declaration…
“It’s very intimate…” Adèle Exarchopoulos charmed by a partner in L’amour ouf, she breaks down her barriers
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The 77th edition of the Cannes Film Festival continues to delight the international media! This Thursday, May 23, 2024, it was Gilles Lellouche’s turn to present his film Love phew on the Croisette which traces the love story of two teenagers who are separated by everything… But their destinies seem to be linked forever. A new work eagerly awaited by moviegoers since it will be released in theaters next October.
Naturally on the red carpet, the director made the photographers’ flashes flash with part of his five-star casting. François Civil, dressed in a very elegant suit, proudly posed alongside Alain Chabat and Adèle Exarchopoulos, with whom he posed hand in hand, to name but a few. A regular at the Cannes Film Festival, the ex-partner of rapper Doums spoke at length with our colleagues at Figaro to discuss the new production by Gilles Lellouche in which she plays the role of Jackie, one of the main characters.
Adèle Exarchopoulos declares her love for Alain Chabat
For the filming, she also had the honor of having Alain Chabat as her fictitious father. And she would almost ask for more: “It’s very intimate what I’m going to tell you, but it’s the first time that an actor has played a movie father perfectly,” confided the one who was revealed by La Vie d’Adèle, the Palme d’Or of 2013. “I told myself that he was at the height of my dad’s tenderness“.
A touching statement that will go straight to the heart of the person concerned. If the idea of filming with Alain Chabat and meeting François Civil and Gilles Lellouche motivated her, the script also quickly excited her: “As soon as I closed the pages of the script, I had an almost urgent desire to love and live!“, recognized Adèle Exarchopoulos. “When we lose everything, what we have left is the weight of words and love. The film tells this and it touches me“. Like her other partners on screen, Ismaël’s mother hopes that the film will appeal to the crowds: “I have experienced firsthand how critics can destroy a film when they don’t like it. Cannes is the permanent big gap. Cannes divides…“, the thirty-year-old slipped in transparently. “And what I find very strong is the fervor we feel for cinema. For two weeks, Cannes is the beating heart of world cinema“. And it’s not just the heart of cinema that beats, obviously.
