This Wednesday, December 4, the event film by the Boukherma brothers, inspired by the novel of the same name by Nicolas Mathieu, will be released in theaters Their children after them. A film which, at the start, was to be directed by Gilles Lellouchewho ultimately preferred Love Phew, released several weeks ago. Nevertheless, the actor plays the alcoholic father of the family, alongside Ludivine Sagnier who plays his wife and the young Paul Kircher.
A service such as he received on the margins of the Venice Film Festival last August the Marcello Mastroianni Prize for his interpretation. On December 2, 2024, the actress was invited to the set of C to youreturning to the cinema after being cut during editing during Napoleon by Ridley Scott. The opportunity for the 45-year-old actress to tell Anne-Élisabeth Lemoine an anecdote that took place on the set.
Like a family
As they do interviews together, Ludivine Sagnier and Paul Kircher do not hide their complicityalready present on the set, as Pierre Lescure recalls on set. “On the set, you were really mother and son, there was an affectionate bond”reveals the presenter of Nice Gesture.
If she confirms this assertion, the actress of Eight Women went even further returning to an anecdote with Gilles Lellouche: “Indeed, I remember that we started shooting before Gilles arrived, and when he arrived on set the first day he said to me: 'But anyway, you talk to him like you would your son!' I answered him: 'But he's my son!' »she blurted out before continuing: “I got into the game and it wasn't very complicated because she's a person who is clear enough for you to get attached to her quickly and very strongly.”
Paul Kircher : “We shared a lot in a short time”
At the age of 22, the young actor nominated for the 2024 César for Male Revelation pour The Animal Kingdom was full of praise for his on-screen partner, as he confided: “It’s true that I was lucky enough to receive a real gift from Ludivine. There was a real transmission on the set with Ludivine and with Gilles. We shared a lot in a short time”. A nice transmission from one generation to another.
