This Friday, September 4 remains a memorable day for all cinema fans in France. The disappearance of Michel Blanc was a huge surprise as it was so unexpected. Throughout the day, reactions and tributes continued to pour in on social networks. If the first to speak was Gérard Jugnotanother personality did not fail to deliver a poignant message on his Instagram account.
Indeed, Hakim Jemili spoke through a carousel of photos showing him alongside Michel Blanc. The two actors notably shared the poster for the film Doctor?released a few years ago now.
Hakim Jamili destroyed by the death of Michel Blanc
If one thing is certain, is that Hakim Jemili will forever remember the name of Michel Blanc. Died this Friday, October 4, the famous face of the character Jean-Claude Dusse from the saga of Tanned went away after suffering anaphylactic shock. An earthquake in the world of cinema which caused considerable sadness among all those who knew him, near and far.
This is particularly the case for Hakim Jemili. The comedian shared on his Instagram account this Friday, October 4, a message full of sincerity towards the one he considers to be “her cinema dad”. Indeed, Hakim Jemili delivers in particular: “I will miss you so much. Thank you for everything you have done for me.”. Starring together in the film Doctor?Michel Blanc and Hakim Jemili had thus had to work with each other for long weeks of filming. A period and memories that the comedian will clearly not forget soon.
Advice he keeps for life
In his message, Hamik Jemili talks about a special moment that Michel Blanc gave him. “One day you took me aside and whispered to me: ‘Hakim, the camera sees everything, play gently and don’t worry’he begins by explaining. A phrase he thinks about every time he shoots.
By his words, Hakim Jemili shows all the class that was that of Michel Blancboth on camera and off. “You were one of the first to write to me for the birth of my son… I will never forget!”also launches Hakim Jemili. Michel Blanc left his mark on his generation and those that followed. He will forever remain as a monster of French cinema.
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