A bear in the Jurathe third film directed by Franck Dubosc is a success in theaters. It has just surpassed one million entries and is clearly not going to stop there. The actor and director was the guest of What an era! this Saturday January 25 on France 2 to talk about his suspenseful comedy carried by Laure Calamy, Benoît Poelvoorde and himself. Léa Salamé returned to this success, through press headlines, “You managed to have both, the public and the recognition. Frankly, two Ts in Télérama! »
A few minutes after talking about his film, his career, his job, Franck Dubosc saw “Nathalie Sarkozy, director of the Les Flots Bleus campsite” arrive on the set, in a sketch played by the actress Charlotte Dhenaux, columnist for the 'emission. A fan of the actor, she tells him “Ah well Franck, thanks to you, we lost our scores, we have to refuse people for reservations” before adding, more seriously “so to thank you, I wrote you a few lines. »
Tears on the set What an era!
She launches into a long poem, full of emotion, retracing the actor's life: “Quevilly, you learn theater with Jean Chevrin, you don’t throw anything away from your orange notebook. In England, like an author, you wander around cafes, you, the flirtatious loser you pretend to be. You think of your father every time you go on stage, of those last glances exchanged on the balcony, like a refrain. Freed from Charcot, he knows that you have succeeded, you feed on this pride in his memory. To work, the white noise of the hairdryer reassures you. It lulls the concentration of your azure eyes. Write to get somewhere else, as far away as possible. Unavowably searching for oneself a little in the unspeakable. »
-And to continue: “Sometimes we show what others want to see, as if our self-esteem depended on their mirror. With your Super 8, you shoot westerns in your pajamas. Careful, the DVDs are all very well classified at your place. You learn your lyrics at breakfast with your children… And hide their Playstation controllers from time to time. What you miss is the phone call to your mother on Sunday evening, certain reflexes don't fade into the directory. You prefer the future to the past so as not to be disappointed, the memories are often prettier than the hours lived. Modest, you find yourself with your balls exposed in Pigalle, at the campsite or with a bear, with you, we have a great time. »
” Thank you so much ” Franck Dubosc tells her, with tears in his eyes, when she approaches to give him a hug and take a selfie with him. After the departure of Charlotte Dhenaux, he admitted: “Every time I watch the show, I see everyone being trapped… In fact we listen, it's nice, we listen to her own life in small moments, and she manages to trap me, and not necessarily the moments we most expect that trapped me there. What she writes is lovely, I find the work she does very beautiful. » Words spoken under the gaze of the actress, behind the scenes, in turn moved.
