Invited to the microphone of the RTL morning show this Monday, November 25, Philippe Lellouche explained why he never works with his brother Gilles Lellouche.
For several months, Philippe Lellouche has been traveling the roads of France to present his first solo on stage entitled Stand Alone. In this show, the 58-year-old actor looks back on the notable moments of his career and reveals anecdotes about his private life. He mentions in particular his brother, Gilles Lellouche, six years his junior. From a very young age, the two brothers dreamed of becoming actors. But their father was opposed to their career plans. “My father was very worried because his two sons wanted to be acrobats”confided Philippe Lellouche in A Sunday in the countryside. “Regularly, he called us into his office to try to explain to us that it would be better if we went to the post office : 'You're going to do this or you're going to end up tramps'“he remembered.
Philippe Lellouche reveals why he doesn't work with his brother Gilles
Philippe and Gilles Lellouche were able to prove their father wrong, since they both starred in numerous films and demonstrated their talents as directors several times. With the exception of a short film filmed several years ago, the two brothers have never performed together. Invited to the microphone of the RTL morning show this Monday, November 25, Philippe Lellouche explained that they simply didn't have any “didn’t have the chance”. “It’s not at all a desire. We get along very well with my brother, we both comment on what we make. But at the same time it would be difficult to make us play anything other than two brothers“he explained, before revealing that director Claude Lelouch (who therefore has no connection with them) would like to bring them together one day in the cinema. “Claude has thought about it, he thinks it would be wonderful. Maybe it will happen, I hope”confided the former host of Top Gear France.
When Philippe Lellouche confided in his relationship with his brother Gilles
Guest in The unexpected diary by Nathalie Renoux last May, Philippe Lellouche expressed his pride for his little brother. “He does his job admirably well and I am very proud, of course”he declared. The actor also affirmed that there had never been any rivalry between them. “He's more into the cinema than me. I'm more into the theatre. It's something we don't talk about very much and that's a good thing, because we have other topics of conversation which are more interesting. But no, obviously that “There is no jealousy, it would be a tragedy, in fact.”
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