This Tuesday, October 8, François Civil and Adèle Exarchopoulos were on France Inter to talk about their film Phew Lovein theaters on October 16. The opportunity for them to return to the sometimes complicated filming with Gilles Lellouche.
On October 16, François Civil and Adèle Exarchopoulos arrive at the cinema in their new film Phew Love. In this feature film directed by Gilles Lellouche, Jackie (Adèle Exarchopoulos) and Clotaire (François Civil) talk about their adolescence, which they experienced in the 1980s, in the north of France. Both attending high school, their paths end up crossing and a passionate love story begins between them. Life events mean that they will have to separate, but phew love that reigns between them will ensure that they will always end up finding each other again. A highly anticipated film, presented at the last Cannes Film Festival, which highlights two great actors of the new generation who have become very close thanks to this experience.
A shoot sometimes “catastrophic” for François Civil and Adèle Exarchopoulos
This Tuesday, October 8, a week before the film’s arrival in theaters, François Civil and Adèle Exarchopoulos were on the France Inter morning show and spoke about this shoot which left its mark on them. And for good reason, the young mother admits to having been “upset“by the script.”From start to finish, I was transported by the characters and it resonated with me about the choices we make in life.”. However, they do not hide the fact that tensions sometimes appeared on the set, in particular because of Gilles Lellouche. “You played Uno non-stop during filming, you argued a lot about the rules“, indicates journalist Sonia Devillers. A remark that makes them smile, even if they remember well their director who was not fair play. “Especially Gilles, a big cheater, he would be ready to eat the cards“, replies Adèle Exarchopoulos. “The rules of Uno are catastrophic“, specified François Civil.
The two actors make tender declarations to each other
It’s thanks to the filming of the film Phew Love that François Civil and Adèle Exarchopoulos are particularly close. In the columns of Madame Figarothey opened up about their relationship. “Adèle and I have the same instinct and are totally committed to each of our projects. But I’m no match for her: she’s one of our greatest actresses.”he declares with great admiration. For her part, she confides about her: “What impresses me is that you never look at yourself, you never abandon your partner. It’s reassuring”. Finally, Adèle Exarchopoulos concluded: “Love phew is a film that makes you want to love and be loved”.
