Wednesday May 22 was a successful evening. It seems that the film “The Count of Monte Cristo” directed by Matthieu Delaporte and Alexandre de la Patellière has won over the public. At the end of the screening, the actors received a rare standing ovation. Just like the directors and producer Dimitri Rassam, who made his family proud.
Attending the Cannes Film Festival, especially during the entire fortnight of the event, is a rather tiring obstacle course. In addition to the apprehension accumulated by the teams of the films in and out of competition, you also have to manage fatigue and demands. The peak of stress surely comes at the time of the official screening. As was the case for Pierre Niney, Laurent Lafitte, Patrick Mille, Anaïs Demoustier and Julie de Bona on Wednesday, May 22 for the film’s red carpet Le Comte de Monte Cristodirected by Matthieu Delaporte and Alexandre de la Patellière. A feature film also produced by Dimitri Rassam.
Dimitri Rassam supported by his mother Carole Bouquet and his daughter Darya
Dimitri Rassam is none other than the son of Carole Bouquet who couldn’t miss this climb of the steps so important for his (big) boy for anything in the world. And she was not alone since it was in the company of Darya, the daughter that Dimitri Rassam had with Masha Novoselova, that she was very complicit on the red carpet. If the screening will remain secret except for those people who were lucky enough to obtain an entry ticket, Carole Bouquet revealed a magnificent excerptundoubtedly the best, on his Instagram account.
As she says so well in her caption, the end of the screening was greatly applauded: “20 minutes of ovation yesterday for…
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