Dany Boon spoke about his son Noé in the show “Quelle Epoque” by Christophe Dechavanne and Léa Salamé. The actor is afraid for the son he had with Judith Godrèche…
Now, Noé Boon, 25, is making his way as an actor. But his famous father is far from reassured. On the contrary ! On the set of What era !, he spoke openly about his concerns about his son…
Noé is an actor and musician: his father, worried!
In 2009, Noé Boon started in comedy by starring in his father’s film, Micmacs. The following year he appeared in the film All the girls cry directed by his mother Judith Godrèche. But his dream was not to become an actor, but a singer. He then formed a duo with his friend Richard Sears, under the pseudonym “Faux Amis”. Little by little, Noé Boon made a place for himself in the artistic world…
However, when the latter does interviews like France Inter, Dany Boon is “febrile“, he confides on the set of What an era on France 2. “I have stage fright. When my son is on TV or on the radio, I have stage fright, my heart races. I have stage fright from when I first started.” The father of 5 seems very anxious about his children’s media exposure. Remember that he is the head of a blended family with his wife, actress Laurence Arné, who has a child.
In 1998, Dany Boon married Judith Godrèche. Together, they had a son, Noé Boon, born in September 1999. He also has several half-brothers and sisters: Mehdi, Eytan, Élia and Sarah on his father’s side and Tess on his mother’s side.
How did his son experience being “the son of”?
While star children like Ben Attal, son of Charlotte Gainsbourg and Yvan Attal, do not cope well with having famous parents, this is not the case for Noé Boon. In fact, the latter “handles being a son of” quite well. However, all was not rosy: “There were times that weren’t easy, especially after Ch’tis, because I changed dimensions, so we had to change schools several times, it was complicated, but there you go.”
Today, the musician who will be 24 years old is fulfilled in his life and is finishing his studies at New York University. “He writes literature, he loves reading books, he took a year off to learn the guitar and play jazz, he’s super talented”. The young man intends to go his own way without playing in all of his father’s films: “He says : ‘no, I want to make my way, to be an actor with you, that doesn’t interest me‘. So he does his thing. I have to ask him to post the things he does, otherwise he doesn’t want to. Which is to his credit“.
