This Sunday, September 22, Frédéric Lopez received Samuel Le Bihan in particular in A Sunday in the Countryside on France 2. During this new episode, the 58-year-old actor spoke about a significant period in his life.
After a long summer break due to the broadcast of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, A Sunday in the Countryside is back on France 2. The program hosted by Frédéric Lopez returned to its regular slot last week for the launch of its third season. This Sunday, September 22, the public service channel broadcast a second new episode. For the occasion, loyal viewers of the program found a new trio of personalities : pastry chef Nina Metayer, singer Alain Chamfort and actor Samuel Le Bihan. Each of them agreed to take part in the game of confidences, to our great pleasure.
“I was an extremely unruly child” : Samuel Le Bihan recounts this accident which marked his youth in A Sunday in the Countryside
During the sequence filmed in the barn, at the start of the show, Frédéric Lopez asked his guests about the first years of their lives, while showing photos of them at that time. “My arrival was a bit chaotic”Samuel Le Bihan then revealed. “My sister was one year old, my parents were quite modest, and so it wasn’t the right time. In addition, I was an extremely unruly child, I broke everything, I kept hurting myself“he recalled. Then the actor returned to significant events in his young life. “I almost died several times. For example, my mother is ironing, I unplug the extension cord and I swallow her. I have a big scar. I was two years old. I cut my artery when I fell. I almost drowned. It was just stuff like that.”listed the one who embodies Alex Hugo on France 3.
“I think if I do stupid things…” : Samuel Le Bihan reveals what he has always lacked in his life in A Sunday in the Countryside
In the rest of the show, Samuel Le Bihan took the opportunity to pay tribute to his parents. “My father spent his time trying to get me back. So it’s moving because in hindsight, you think that it was your father who saved your life. There’s something quite beautiful about that.”he said. But it was also during his childhood that the actor developed the feeling of not being desired by others. “It’s not going to leave me. There’s always a desire to be legitimate, to have recognition. I spent my time looking for that. I think that if I do stupid things, if I am unstable, it is to show that I exist.“concluded the actor from Normandy.
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