He's fed up. On September 27, 2023, Pierre Arditi first felt unwell. He played Rabbit, by Samuel Benchetrit, on the stage of the Edouard VI theater, alongside Muriel Robin. Afterward, her friend also recounted this shocking and brutal loss of consciousness. “I saw he was leaving, there was something happening,”
she declared.
This unfortunate episode had been repeated several times. After being briefly hospitalized, the 78-year-old actor returned to the stage, where he unexpectedly suffered further discomfort. His fans were very concerned about his state of health. Despite everything, for Pierre Arditi, today, this story is ancient history. And as he said, he doesn't want to talk about it anymore.
Anne-Élisabeth Lemoine pushes the actor to the limit
Guest in C to you on November 6, he showed up dashing to promote his book Born to playwritten in collaboration with Claire Simon at Robert Laffont editions. In the introduction, Anne-Élisabeth Lemoine spoke of the actor's almost “unreasonable” desire to play, against all odds.
Citing extracts from the book, the presenter then hypothesized that Pierre Arditi needed to stop “playing stupid” in view of the small health scares experienced recently. She was obviously referring to the actor's recent discomfort during the last performances of Le Lapin. But the person concerned appeared somewhat annoyed by this little reminder. “I’m here, everything is fine, there’s no problem!” »he said, before definitely getting angry.
Pierre Arditi: “I’m fed up!”
“Stop asking me how I’m doing, I’m tired of it now!” » he said. He then imitated someone speaking in a honeyed tone and asking if things were better. “Yes, it’s better, yes, yes, it’s okay!” » he insisted to the laughter of the France 5 set team. If he conceded that it was adorable of people to be worried, the actor nevertheless gave this (micro) rant so that we can leave him in peace from now on.
He then recalled his philosophy: above all, do not
“save” the life. On the contrary, we must live it, insisted the one who declared “get stuffed with life”. “Life is not the Savings Bank. When you don't live it, it's taken away from you, and nothing more happens. »
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