Director of the documentary called “Je suis: Céline Dion”, which will be put online on Tuesday June 25, 2024 on the Prime Video platform, Irene Taylor revealed to “Parisien” that she had witnessed the suffering endured by the singer because of her illness .
Originally from Quebec, Céline Dion revealed herself as a singer from a very young age. Over the years, the musician has become an international star by performing cult songs, both in French and in English. Unfortunately, for several years now, Celine Dion has been unable to perform on stage. In fact, the singer suffers from an illness which simply prevents her from singing. Suffering from stiff man syndrome, she was forced to postpone her major international tour several times. For the record, it is a disease affecting the central nervous system, which causes terrible spasms in the artist. Director Irene Taylor notably witnessed the suffering to which Céline Dion suffered due to her illness. In an interview given to Parisian Monday June 24, 2024, the documentary maker described in detail one of the crises that took place before her eyes, while she was filming Céline Dion.
This sequence took place when the artist returned home after a grueling studio session. At this precise moment, Celine Dion had been in silence for two months due to her illness, and she was now trying to sing again. The musician was seized by a fit of spasms in front of Irene Taylor’s camera. The director then witnessed for many minutes the disturbing spectacle of Céline Dion’s body stiffening. There…
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