Former buyer of Deal concluded, Julien Cohen bounces back on the small screen. The famous antiques dealer with blue glasses arrives on 6ter to host his own show.
His big blue glasses, his art of negotiation, his combativeness in auctions… Julien Cohen has long been one of the essential figures ofDeal done before heading off on a tangent in 2021. “It’s the end”he revealed to our colleagues at Courier Picardproud of the journey achieved in four years of broadcasts. “I filmed 1,557 shows, I saw 7,204 people presenting me with objects, I bought 1,813, I participated in 330 days of filming in 4 and a half years, three then four and up to six shows per day I experienced an extraordinary adventure.welcomed the one who wanted to turn to his core business, namely the development of second-hand dealers’ houses.
Julien Cohen at the helm of an adaptation of a German format
But the cameras seem to be missing more quickly than expected from Pierre-Jean Chalençon’s ex-acolyte. According to exclusive information from Puremédiashe is preparing to host his first television show on the 6ter channel. Julien Cohen has in fact started filming a program in the Paris region, titled The kings of packagesand intended to be broadcast in prime time. The concept of this adaptation of a German format? Three pairs of buyers will choose blindly, among thousands of packages scattered in a hangar, those which seem most interesting to them. Candidates will be faced with several tests including “parcel hunting”, during which they will only have ten minutes to fill a cart with the packages of their choice without the weight exceeding 10 kilos.
In the cast of the next season of The Island
But before presenting this show, alongside William Mourrière (Who wants to be my partner?), Julien Cohen will soon be starring in a new season of The Island. The antique dealer is one of ten personalities who agreed to survive on a small archipelago in Thailand, cut off from the world and confronted with hostile conditions. A hell of a challenge for those who don’t usually skimp on their comfort.
