Viewers remember his unfiltered comments when it came to saying that an object was not to his taste or in poor condition…
Julien Cohen, although leaving the show in 2022, still has a very strong opinion and when it comes to asking him questions about the new version of Affaire concludede presented since the start of the school year by Julia Vignali, there again, the Saint-Ouen flea antiques dealer doesn’t have his tongue in his pocket.
After giving up her place to Marie Portolano at Télématin,
Julia Vignali has chosen to take Sophie Davant’s place in the cult show broadcast in the afternoon on France 2 and whose audiences are still in good shape after six years of existence. A hell of a bet for Kad Merad’s partner. It remains to be seen how long the host, also present in the morning on Europe 1, will remain at the head of the flagship program. For Julien Cohen, no doubt.
In an interview given to our colleagues at Leisure TVthe show’s former buyer says out loud what he thinks of his work: “She brings this little fresh side that no longer existed with Sophie Davant. If the show continues for a long time, I think Julia Vignali will stop after 5 or 6 years. If today she is surprised by a bronze by Moreau, tomorrow she will no longer do so because she will have seen 200 of them parade.” he declared before adding: “What is nice about his look is his wonder at the description that auctioneer Harold Hessel can give. It’s good that things are changing on TV because everyone must do their time then let the others arrive.” he concluded about the one who is so far delighted to have embarked on this new challenge.
Julien Cohen soon to return to television?
If many viewers liked the man with the blue glasses,
Julien Cohen does not seem ready, for the moment, to return to the sets which he doesn’t seem to miss: “No not at all. On the other hand, I submitted projects around flea markets and crafts to producers“. It must be said that Nina’s dad is teeming with projects since he threw himself headlong into La Maison des brocanteurs. Objective: to provide exhibitors, throughout France, with surfaces of 800 to 2000m2 in exceptional locations. At this stage, four sites have been selected: Avallon, Chateaudun, Péronne and Langres and some are already in operation.