It’s been more than two years since Frédéric Lopez has been at the head ofA Sunday in the countrysidea one-of-a-kind show. Broadcast every Sunday at 4:55 p.m. on France 2, the program immerses viewers in a bucolic setting where renowned guests confide and share key moments of their lives. In a new issue, three personalities from different worlds come together in a cottage in the countryside. Nestled in Bransles (in Seine-et-Marne), this place, far from the hectic film sets, has a name. This is the Moulin de Madame, an exceptional establishment which creates an intimate setting where everyone can express themselves in complete tranquility. The soothing sound of the water flowing near the mill, the beauty of the surrounding landscape and the authentic architecture of this building make it a place conducive to relaxation. It allows guests to disconnect from everyday life.
This Sunday, October 6, Frédéric Lopez will present a new number. France 2 viewers will have the pleasure of meeting Clovis Cornillac again. Last May, the actor caused a sensation in the film A little something extra alongside Artus. Michel Leeb will also be there. At 77, the French comedian continues to pursue a series of projects, notably in the theater, where he currently plays in Talk to me about love with Marie-Anne Chazel. To complete this trio, the Quebec singer Cœur de Pirate accepted the invitation from Frédéric Lopez. Real name Béatrice Martin, the 35-year-old artist made an impression in the last season of Dancing with the stars on TF1. She is also preparing to return to the stage.
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A Sunday in the countryside: Frédéric Lopez’s big challenge on each show
And A Sunday in the countryside enjoyed immense success, Frédéric Lopez encountered a difficulty: finding enthusiastic guests. With a concept that focuses on sincerity, it is not always easy to convince personalities to play the game. “We sometimes tear our hair out“, he admitted to our colleagues at Puremédiasbefore adding: “But we’re getting through it.”
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Photo credits: France 2
