It's a photo that, for sure, should fill you with happiness biggest fans by Dany Boon and Laurent Gerra. And for good reason! On Instagram, the most famous imitator voices of personalities shared a photo that is worth gold, since he is standing right next to one of the greatest French actors: Dany Boon.
Laurent Gerra, 57, and Dany Boon, 58, began their careers at approximately the same time, in the early 1990s. The two met again at the impersonator's show, which is currently being held at the Paris Casino in the capital.
Laurent Gerra and Dany Boon reunited again
They both remain as two leading personalities of the celebrity world and the French cultural environment. And that’s saying something… Laurent Gerra and Dany Boon have two exemplary careers, which they have been leading since now over thirty years old. If the first of the two has always been faithful to voice imitations, the second, who started on stage as a comedian, then took the direction of cinema, first as an actor then as director and screenwriter.
So, obviously, Laurent Gerra and Dany Boon have known each other since their beginnings, as the comedy world was small at the time. A friendly relationship long-standing that Dany Boon has put in the spotlight in recent days. Indeed, while Laurent Gerra is currently playing his new show, “Laurent Gerra sits down at the table”at the Casino de Paris, the famous actor decided to visit him and attend his performance.
A shot to mark the occasion
After the show, Dany Boon found Laurent Gerra behind the scenes. The two friends then immortalized the present moment with a photo. The comedian then shared it on his Instagram account, captioning his photo: “Wonderful reunion with Dany. 35 years ago, we started!”. A sentence full of meaning, which says a lot on the course that the two stars have performed over the last three decades.
After Dany Boon's visitLaurent Gerra will continue to perform at the Casino de Paris. The actor and director will probably indulge in new film projects. None is, for the moment, concretely known. There is no doubt that he should not go very long without finding his way back to the camera. And whether in front, as an actor, or behind as a director or screenwriter!
