Didier Bourdon, whom we all knew as a member of the Unknowna legendary French comedy trio from the 1990s that he formed with Bernard Campan and Pascal Légitimus, can be found this Monday, October 21, 2024 from 9:10 p.m. in They gave him, on TF1. A new series, of which we will discover the first two episodes, and in which he plays a lawyer, alongside Mélanie Bernier.
Let’s take advantage of this news to take an interest in the comedian, in particular to this peaceful life that he leads in the 18th arrondissement of Paris, with his wife Marie-Sandra (whom he married in 2023) and their two daughters Clélia and Natacha (born in 2006 and 2010 of their history). Didier Bourdon is therefore a city dweller. What he, however, wanted to qualify in the columns of the JDDin December 2023.
“I live in Montmartre, a village-like neighborhood, I couldn’t see myself living in a district that was too ‘Parisian’. And I developed a taste for the countryside: I just shot a film in Finistère, my wife came to join me there at the weekend; I was very happy not to return to Paris. During the time of Les Inconnus, we wrote all our sketches in a small house in Soissonnais (small region of Picardy, editor’s note), we were more zen, less stressed.”
Didier Bourdon worried about his daughters Clélia and Natacha
Several years ago, in 2009, he revealed his interior at Paris Match. The magazine then explained to us that it is a house “nice”therefore located in “a simple and chic neighborhood in the 18th arrondissement of Paris”. And that she “previously owned by the eminent economist Alfred Sauvy”. He had received our colleagues “in his dining room” to discuss his new film of the time, namely Bamboo.
Didier Bourdon feels good in his house. A quiet place and therefore ideal for him, his wife, and especially for his children, for whom he is very worried. This is what he indicated in any case in his interview for the JDD, to come back to this one. “In today’s France, I have the impression that the slightest incident can degenerate into a very serious confrontation, as we saw in Crépol (…) Delinquency is a worrying phenomenon.“, he explained.
