Currently, Fabrice Luchini is performing his show written during Covid, “The Fountain and the Confinement”. It was as part of his promotion that he was present in Quotidien, Wednesday October 9. If he has often admitted to being a victim of his moods, it is clear that in the middle of the week, the actor was in an up phase.
The main guest of the show, Fabrice Luchini made Yann Barthès and the members of the public laugh a lot. Questioned on all kinds of subjects, he was able to express himself freely on the current political situation, on his friendship with Emmanuel Macron, or even on his stubborn resentment towards Anne Hidalgo.
Fabrice Luchini very upset against his best enemy Anne Hidalgo
The least we can say is that the ears of the mayor of Paris must have been ringing. Because of her “bobo” policy in the capital, she has been Fabrice Luchini’s favorite scapegoat for many years. According to him, his ecological measures have not helped with the current pollution in Paris. Worse, they would have gotten worse and tarnished the image of the capital.
One of Anne Hidalgo’s decisions is to have made a large part of the City of Lights pedestrian. A decision strongly criticized by the actor. For good reason: because of her, people experience traffic jams and arrive late for her show! On the TMC set, the interpreter of Maître Derville complained strongly and addressed this “poor proletarian” who suffers from the “bobo” ideology of Rachida Dati’s best enemy.
“You’re going to pay, come on, shut up, you lazy bastard!” »
Painting the tragicomic portrait of this motorist sacrificed on the altar of ecology, the 73-year-old actor described:
“The guy who really works, who is not a bohemian from the seventh [arrondissement de Paris]he is there, in his car, we can no longer hear him, he is depressed, he covered 225 meters in five and a quarter hours.”
Completing his story, he continued: “And Anne Hidalgo, she’s happy to slow him down. Shut up, you lazy idiot! You’re going to pay, come on, you’re going to go, on the ring road! You’re going to pedal, you bitch! » Deliberately outrageous remarks, which made the guests of the day die of laughter and triggered the palpable embarrassment of Yann Barthès. To make up for it a little, the actor still wanted to send a compliment to the mayor of Paris: “She has great political courage”. Not sure that this is enough for reconciliations!
