The opening ceremony of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games is less than a month away but the mystery remains. We just know that around twenty artists will perform on the Seine and that the first of them has been confirmed: it is the disco legend Cerrone, who was to play his cult hit “Supernature”. According to BFMTV / RMC SportDua Lipa was reportedly approached to participate in the ceremony while Aya Nakamura and Celine Dion should be there to regain some Edith Piaf. « There, you’ve come so far! This is the first time I’ve walked in heels and you’ve made it to Paris! Maybe we’ll wait a little bit » replied the Canadian diva while Amélie Oudea-Castéra, the Minister of Sports, ensures that her arrival “ is within the realm of possibility “. In reality, according to BFMTV, everything depends on her state of health, as she is fighting a rare disease.
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“She is very enthusiastic about the idea”
Our colleagues reveal that another French icon famous throughout the world could also come and sing, but for the closing ceremony scheduled for August 11: Marion Cotillard! Unforgettable interpreter of Edith Piaf in “La môme”, the actress seen in Christopher Nolan, Xavier Dolan or Michael Mann should cover “My Way”, the cult title by Frank Sinatra, an English-language rereading of Claude’s “Comme d’habit” Francis. “ The discussions are very advanced and the actress is very enthusiastic about this idea » traffic BFMTVeven though the actress has a busy schedule with the filming of season 4 of the American series “The Morning Show”. This would not be a first for Marion Cotillard, who has already sung in the film “Annette” by Leos Carax and in the advert for Chanel where she sang “Team” by Lorde.
In addition, another huge movie star ” is 100% confirmed » for the closing ceremony: Tom Cruise! The Hollywood icon was seen a few weeks ago on a motorcycle launched through the streets of Paris for a film shoot. If some were thinking of a scene for the next “Mission Impossible”, it would have to be a video passing the baton between the Olympic Games of Paris 2024 and those of Los Angeles 2028.
