Since Friday January 10, the film “To Life” is available on Netflix. We find Guillaume Canet in the main role of this thriller. He plays a certain Franck Lazarev who after escaping a murder attemptmust find his wife Léo, kidnapped by a mysterious group of armed men. While his past catches up with him, he finds himself immersed in a state affair that is beyond his control. On the occasion of the release of this feature film by Rodolphe Lauga and which he co-directed, Marcel’s dad gave an interview to Allociné. This is as part of their format called “Big Screen”which the actor delivered. He addressed several subjects such as the fact that he loves sharing his passion for cinema with his two children, fruits of his love with Marion Cotillard.
“He watches a lot of films, he’s very curious. It makes me happy because every month he makes a list of films he wants to see.”he confided about his eldest. And to nevertheless specify that “During the week he doesn’t have the right to screens… But he makes up for it on the weekends!”. During this same interview, Guillaume Canet revealed what his son thinks of his parents’ acting work and let’s say that the teenager was not kind… Indeed, while the journalist asked him if his son asked watch his films, the actor said: “Non. Already he can’t stand to see me in a film… And anyway, everything his parents do is usually shit“. “No, I’m being harsh, it’s not true, I’m just kidding. There are films that he liked, for example, Don’t tell anyoneit’s a film that he really liked, he saw it with friends, and he really liked it.”resumed with honesty the companion of Marion Cotillard.
Marcel without filter with his dad
In another interview granted this time to Guillaume Pley as part of his format called “Legend”Guillaume Canet explained that his son had initially rejected it, not being able to stand seeing posters of his parents. “So, there was a total rejection at the start. I remember my son one day, we were on a scooter in Paris, and at one point we stopped in front of a Morris column where there was a photo of his mother in a film, and he said to me: ‘Why is there the poster?’. I told him: ‘It’s a poster for the film to promote it, so that people want to go see the film, to tell them that the film is going to be released in the cinema'”he first remembered. And to continue quoting his son: “Oh yeah, so you’re liars?” “I said to him: ‘But why liars?’. He said to me: ‘Because you only make shitty films.’ But he was like 6 years old. And I said to him: ‘But why do you say that? You’ve never seen a film. He said to me: ‘No, but I’m sure they’re shitty films'”concluded the actor with humor.
