France 2 is the leader in prime time on Friday October 4 with the film “I find you very beautiful”, by Isabelle Mergault, broadcast in tribute to the actor Michel Blanc, who died on the night of Thursday October 3 to Friday October 4, at the age of 72. According to Médiamétrie, the feature film brought together 5,17 millions of viewers, or 29,1% audiences aged 4 and over. “I find you very handsome” is one of the major films of Michel Blanc’s career. He played Aymé Pigrenet, a widowed farmer who falls in love with Elena (Medeea Marinescu), who left Romania to join France and help him on the farm. When it was released on January 11, 2006, “I find you very beautiful” met with immense public success, attracting nearly 3.4 million spectators. In 2007, it won the César for best first film and earned Michel Blanc a nomination for the César for best actor. “I find you very handsome” was followed at 10:40 p.m. by the rebroadcast of the issue of “Un jour un destin” entitled “The Splendid, the incredible story of the Bronzés”. This issue of Laurent Delahousse’s magazine was viewed by 2,31 millions of viewers (23,6% audience share). Note that the episode of “Captain Marleau” which was expected this Friday will return to the France 2 schedule later. Friday September 27, France 2 showed the last two episodes of season 2 of “Simon Coleman”, with Jean-Michel Tinivelli, which were seen on average by 3.67 million viewers (20.3% audience share ).
“10 sur 10” on TF1, a brand new format
TF1 is second with a new entertainment, “10 out of 10, how much do you spend?”, presented by Arthur. The first part, between 9:14 p.m. and 10:22 p.m., convinced 2,38 millions of viewers (13,3% audience share); the second, between 10:30 p.m. and 11:40 p.m., 2,21 millions of viewers (18,2% audience share). In “10 out of 10”, an adaptation of the board game “How much do you wear?”, candidates are asked to judge, on a scale of 1 to 10, their ability to answer general knowledge questions. Logically, the higher the level, the more points there are to be won. Isabelle Ithurburu, Michel Boujenah, Anne Roumanoff, Christophe Beaugrand, Camille Cerf, Mathieu Madénian, Karima Charni, Philippe Lellouche, Alex Vizorek and Booder participated in this first issue. Last Friday, the second broadcast dedicated to the 25th anniversary of “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?”, also hosted by Arthur, had gathered on average, with its two parts, 3.15 million viewers, or 22.5% share of viewers. hearing.
M6 is third with the unprecedented free-to-air broadcast of the French comedy “Menteur”, by Olivier Baroux, where Tarek Boudali plays a compulsive liar. The film, in which Artus and Pauline Clément also appear, made people laugh 1,53 million of viewers (8,9% audience share). It was released in theaters on July 13, 2022 and had recorded just over 934,000 admissions. The previous week, the Six offered the finale of season 3 of “Traitors”. The two parts were viewed on average by 1.47 million viewers (8.5% audience share).
France 3 is fourth with “Le Grand concert de la francophonie”. Scheduled to echo the 19th Francophonie Summit, which began on October 4 at the Cité internationale de la langue française, in Villers-Cotterêts (Aisne), the show brought together 1,08 million of viewers (6,7% audience share). Presented by Cyril Féraud from Villers-Cotterêts and by Véronic Dicaire, Patrick Bruel and Black M from Quebec (Canada), the show featured a number of music stars. Seven days ago, France 3 had the “Voix de Stars” competition on its menu, which attracted 1.16 million viewers (6.7% audience share).
As for other channels, France 5 stands out with the rebroadcast of the French film “Un air de famille”. The cult comedy directed by Cédric Klapisch has delighted 778.000 viewers (4,5% audience share).
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