This Wednesday, June 26, Lucie Carrasco was back on France 5 for a new trip to Australia alongside Jérémy Michalak. Reunited once again, Lucie Carrasco, her husband Jean Datry and Jérémy Michalak set off to discover Australia: “From Sydney to Magnetic Island, via the giant beaches of Byron Bay, the wild bush, and the very hostile Daintree forest in the Cairns region, our unlikely duo will leave their mark (of wheels, and feet), where very few French people have ventured.“This Wednesday, June 26, Jérémy Michalak was the guest of Anne Elisabeth Lemoine in C to you to talk about this new adventure. The host did not fail to draw the parallel between this show and the success of Artus’ film, A little something extra. With 7,728,212 admissions, Un p’tit truc en plus is now the 29th biggest success in French cinema, just ahead of The Fifth Element (7,705,756 admissions) and La Famille Bélier (7,699,735 admissions).
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“No one is going to tell you anymore that films or documentaries about or with disabled people don’t attract an audience”, Babeth emphasized. “That’s what I was told in the early years when I tried to offer this program with Lucie to all the TV channels combined. We did 5 episodes before this one but to sell this project, it was a long, painful journey, during which I regularly heard ‘It’s a great project, goodbye because the disabled among us are don’t have an audience, no one wants to see them’. And Artus heard the same thing to sell his film“.And Jérémy Michalak to rejoice”: Things are moving and we see that there is success on arrival“, highlighting the arrival of Théo Curin as host of Slam, the success of the show The Papotin or “Philippe Croizon who is everywhere to say more…
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