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After the death of Michel Blanc, TF1 and TFX modified their programs to pay tribute to the actor who died of an allergic reaction.
CINEMA – Jean-Claude Dusse returns for an evening. After the death of Michel Blanc, the channels of the TF1 group modified their programs to pay tribute to the actor who succumbed to an allergic reaction. Pending the release of two films with the actor expected in 2025, no less than three feature films are on the menu this Sunday, October 6 on TV.
As for TF1, the group’s flagship, exit The Batmanthe Matt Reeves film with Robert Pattinson which was to have its first broadcast on the small screen. Instead, viewers of the first channel will find the inseparable character of Michel Blanc, namely Jean-Claude Dusse in The Bronzed.
This first part of the adventures written and performed by the Splendid troupe with Patrice Leconte directing, will be broadcast at 9:10 p.m. Released in 1978, the Club Med vacation parody follows the sentimental adventures of Jean-Claude Dusse and Gigi (Marie-Anne Chazel), Bernard Morin (Gérard Jugnot), Jérôme Tarayre (Christian Clavier) and Nathalie Morin (Josiane Balasko ).
On TFX, two feature films are broadcast: Memories by Jean-Paul Rouve at 9:05 p.m., and Our 18th birthday by Frédéric Berthe at 10:55 p.m. In the first, adaptation of the novel by David Foenkinos released in January 2015, Michel Blanc plays Michel Esnart, who calls on his son Romain (Mathieu Spinosi) after the latter’s grandmother (Annie Cordy) runs away from her house retirement.
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The second, remake of the Italian film Night before exams released in 2008, sees Michel Blanc portraying a philosophy professor in conflict with one of his students (Théo Frilet) on the eve of the baccalaureate.
To find Jean-Claude Dusse in Tanned people go skiingwe will have to wait for the end of year celebrations and its traditional prime time broadcast.
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