Friday, September 20, Who wants to be a millionaire? was back with an exceptional show presented by Arthur. During the evening, Jean-Pierre Foucault and Jean-Luc Lemoine called on a champion of the 12 coups de midi for a very complicated question.
It is one of the cult shows on the small screen. To celebrate 25 years of Who wants to be a millionaire?the show broadcast on TF1 is back for two special evenings. On this occasion, Arthur took Jean-Pierre Foucault’s place in the host’s chair. From the Dôme de Paris, many personalities tried to win the million in front of an audience of 2,500 people. For the launch evening, we find Florence Foresti and Joël Dicker, Jarry and Kev Adams, Philippe Caverivière and Léa Salamé, as well as Michel Boujenah and Jeff Panacloc.
Jean-Pierre Foucault also answered the call. The 76-year-old host agreed to team up with the four-time winner of Great Animators’ CompetitionJean-Luc Lemoine. “Arthur was kind enough to call me and ask if I would be interested in participating.”he explained in particular to TV MagazineNext Friday, viewers will discover five new duos: Danny Boon and Laurence Arné, Michèle Bernier and Laurent Ruquier, François-Xavier Demaison and Stéphane de Groodt, Claire Chazal and Paul Mirabel, and finally Claudia Tagbo and Bruno Solo.
Paul El Kharrat comes to the aid of Jean-Pierre Foucault and Jean-Luc Lemoine
On Friday, September 20, Jean-Luc Lemoine and Jean-Pierre Foucault tried to win the million for the Ruban Rose association. After a flawless run that allowed them to win 12,000 euros, the duo had to answer a question to reach the 24,000 euro mark. “Do you have a friend who might have the answer?”Arthur asked. “Potentially we have someone who knows a little bit about everything”replied Jean-Luc Lemoine. “There’s a boy we like called Paul El Kharrat”he revealed.
“The games champion? But you are devils!”joked Arthur. Among four possibilities, Paul EL Kharrat had to give the name of the longest river in Europe. Without hesitating for a single second, the champion answered The Volga. True to his reputation, Paul gave the right answer, allowing Jean-Pierre Foucault and Jean-Luc Lemoine to reach 24,000 euros. “Paul from 12 coups de midi? He would have definitely had his place in this game”, “But it’s Paul from the 12 strokes of noon, great idea for Joker”, “Best possible joker: Jean-Pierre Foucault and Jean-Luc Lemoine call Paul El Kharrat for the call to a friend”we could read on X. A valuable help.
