The first two episodes of Game Master are broadcast this Friday, October 11. The new TF1 show is filmed at the Château de Groussay, where the wedding of Benjamin Castaldi and Flavie Flament was celebrated.
This Friday, October 11, a new show makes its first steps on TF1. The Game Masterpresented by Laurent Ruquier, brings together twelve budding investigators tasked with uncovering the identity of their mystery host. Man or woman? Artist or athlete? They will have to find among a hundred personalities who he is. The Fremantle production company installed its life-size game board in the wings of Groussay Castle, in a setting where all the details are clues for the candidates.
The Master of the Game: the Château de Groussay has long hosted the filming of another well-known program…
Located in Montfort L’Amaury, in Yvelines, the residence was built in 1815 at the request of the Duchess of Charot. The castle and its 31-hectare park were classified as historic monuments in 1993. In the early 2000s, the place was bought by television producer Jean-Louis Remilleux and became a filming location.. In fact, the majority of seasons Best Pastry ChefM6’s flagship culinary program, were filmed there. Other programs, fictional this time, have also seen the light of day at the Château de Groussay like certain scenes from the series Versailles on Canal+ or an episode of Josephine guardian angel on TF1.
Another event linked to the world of television took place in the same castle as that of Game Master on TF1!
At the beginning of the 2000s, weddings brought together everyone from television in the grounds of the Château de Groussay. This is the marriage of two stars of the small screen, Flavie Flament and Benjamin Castaldi, which took place in 2002. Their union lasted five years and was sealed by the birth of their son Enzo born in 2004. Twenty years old today Today, the young man has launched into music, rap more precisely under the pseudonym La Zoz. In January 2023, Benjamin Castaldi returned in Touche pas à mon poste behind the scenes of this exceptional wedding: “We had completely given the exclusivity of the photos to a magazine called Hola!, which is a Spanish magazine (…) at the time, we had 900,000 francs.” A staggering sum commensurate with the event.
