With the actor comes a bit of the 1970s, with their procession of insolence and laughter.
Antiheroes die too. Michel Blanc must have left due to a misunderstanding. This is the first time he hasn’t amused us. With his bald head, his distraught look, this round and pale face sometimes crossed by a luminous smile, this supporting role was well worth being at the top of the credits. In the playground, he was probably the Turk’s head. At the Pasteur high school in Neuilly, he probably sat at the back of the class. For the public, he will forever remain Jean-Claude Dusse, with his Giscard-style locks. This role of disastrous flirt stuck to his skin.
He had transformed his awkward physique into an asset. We would not forget his mood swings, his little cowardices. It wasn’t just that. We remember the colony monitor having a tantrum by a swimming pool, the shy husband being bullied – the word is weak – by Depardieu. There was also, there was above all Mr Hirethe livid tailor who observed his neighbor in his gray overcoat like the walls. This comic…
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