The show’s loyalists Deal done have certainly not forgotten him. Tirelessly equipped with his blue glasses, Julien Cohen participated for several seasons in the auction show presented at the time by Sophie Davant and now taken over by Julia Vignali. But in 2021, the 57-year-old antique dealer announced his departure from the show after seasons of good and loyal service.This is the end. 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 four and a half years, at a rate of three then four and up to six shows per day”he declared in an interview with the Courrier Picard.
A program with still buyers
Julien Cohen has recently returned to the spotlight of television studios. He has just started filming a new program in the Paris region, an adaptation produced by Endemol France. According to information from our colleagues at PuremediasJulien Cohen began yesterday, Wednesday September 25, the filming of a show called The kings of parcels for channel 6ter. This adaptation of the German format Return Masters will feature three pairs of buyers.
Through various tests, the latter will blindly choose, among thousands of packages scattered in a hangar, those which they consider to be the most interesting.Candidates will have ten minutes to fill a trolley with the packages of their choice without the weight exceeding 10 kg. During a second test, called “The Mystery Pallets”, they will set their sights on a 50 kg pallet from among five pallets placed in front of them.“, we can read on the media site.
Julien Cohen in tandem for animation
To present this new program, Julien Cohen will be accompanied by William Mourrière. A face that will perhaps be familiar to M6 viewers since he participated in season 4 of Who wants to be my partner?.
In addition to this new meeting, Julien Cohen will soon be one of the participants in the survival show The Island, the penal island on M6. He will play the adventurer alongside other personalities such as Delphine Wespiser, Sidney Govou, Nathalie Marquay-Pernaut, Carine Galli, Patrick Puydebat, and Pierre-Ambroise Bosse.
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