The world of cinema is sometimes difficult. If she is now an artist recognized as much in the world of music, cinema and humor, Camille Lellouche was a waitress before achieving her dream of becoming an artist.
On the comedy poster The Happy Chosen One alongside Gérad Darmon, they were guests of our colleagues from Allo Ciné and Alma’s mother spoke of an actor who helped him a lot at the start of his career.
“A very harsh environment”
To the question of knowing “what is the best advice you have received and who gave it to you?“, Camille Lellouche responds to Tahar Rahim, actor and companion of Leïla Bekhti.
“When I made Grand Central, so really my first film, he said to me: ‘You know, you’re coming into an environment’, he gave me compliments, he saw my hypersensitivity, my doubts, etc. ‘I know you’re a waitress, you’re coming into an environment where it’s very hard, and be good, good, very solid, well held on and above all don’t be afraid of falling back, getting back up, etc.’ It was a bit frontalremembers Camille Lellouche.
“But in a good way,” she continues. “Because in fact, as soon as we finished filming, we were together every evening, we stayed together, we ate, we talked. I was learning a lot. He taught me a lot of things and it’s true that he told me: ‘protect yourself, take care of yourself.‘”
Camille Lellouche: her secrets about her alcohol problems
The one who participated in The Voice was also on the set of the show Legend by Guillaume Pley broadcast on YouTube. Camille Lellouche spoke with emotion about her alcohol problems several years ago.
“I was sick a lot. My liver was a little shitty, I had sore throats 2-3 times a month. My liver was sickit was rotting. I was a little yellow“, she says. She drank to disinhibit herself and combat her shyness in her career as an artist.
For 3 years, Camille Lellouche has been happy and fulfilled alongside his companion and his daughter. It is also the latter who made him realize his problem with alcohol. She remembers an evening where she was having a drink and he was not drinking. “He says to me ‘what are you doing?’ I tell him ‘I’m having a little glass of Jack’. He replied ‘ah no…‘”. A sentence that marked a turning point in his life.”No one had ever told me that before. I was touched and I said to myself ‘he’s right, it’s not okay or something‘
