This Sunday, October 6, in Looking forward to Sunday on France 3, Michel Drucker received Marie-Anne Chazel and Michel Leeb for the play Talk to me about love. The actress returned to her beginnings at Splendid, when Coluche made her an offer which she refused.
Michel Drucker returned to France 3 at the helm of its flagship show Looking forward to Sunday in which he receives guests to discuss their careers with them. This Sunday, October 6, he spoke with Michel Leeb et Marie-Anne Chazel on their piece Talk to me about love that they have been playing together since September 20 at the Théâtre de la Michodière. This is a very first collaboration between the two artists whose characters, a couple, argue throughout. “We have a lot of fun talking trash to each other. The worst horrors, we tell each other everything!” commented the actress from Le Splendid. Michel Drucker, who saw the play, expressed his feelings. “I’ve never seen a couple argue like that, it’s incredible“.
Marie-Anne Chazel: this proposal from Coluche that she refused concerning Santa Claus is trash
In the rest of the interview, Michel Drucker spoke about Coluche to Marie-Anne Chazel who had offered to “take over the role of Zézette alone on stage“ after seeing the play Santa Claus is trash in 1979.”We played the first time, we didn’t know at all what the piece was going to be like obviously, we really liked it and he was there. He took me to bars all night and tried to convince me that I should play Zézettethat I was going to create a character who didn’t exist and that it could give Zézette at the beach, Zézette at the sea, this, that. I wanted to play other things and I didn’t see what I could have done better“, she remembered. A decision that Coluche did not take very well. “He was a little upset that I refused : ‘But you don’t understand, you should!’. I said: ‘No, I’ll do something else’.”
Death of Michel Blanc: why Marie-Anne Chazel did not talk about it in Looking forward to Sunday ?
In this new issue of Looking forward to SundayMarie-Anne Chazel did not pay tribute to Michel Blanc, who died on Friday October 4, and for good reason: the show was recorded last Tuesday, as Michel Drucker announced at the very beginning of the show during a short tribute to the 72-year-old actor, recorded after filming. “Thank you for what you brought to French cinema” he said.
