Who remembers Cachou? Those who were already teenagers in the early 1990s could not miss Mannequin Classthis sitcom broadcast on M6 between 1993 and 1994 and which competed Helen and the Boys broadcast at the same time on TF1. Cachou embodied Victoire alongside Vanessa DemouyChristine Lemler, Olivier Carreras, Thomas Jouannet and a very young Laurent Lafitte.
Now 50, Cachou is better known by her real name. Anne-Charlotte Pontabry. She was this Saturday, October 8 the guest of TPMP People presented by Matthieu Delormeau on C8. Passionate about cooking, she came among other things for the presentation of her cookbook My easy and delicious recipes (Edition The mail of the book). “I’ve always been very greedy, I like, eating well is important to me. And during confinement, iHe had to take care of himself, feed his family morning, noon and night. I was quite proud of my stuff, I took small photos and one day I was offered to do a live cooking and I loved the exercise, I felt very comfortable. I shared a pie that I thought was very good. And following that, my community asked me to make other videos and I got hooked in fact”, explained the ex-actress of Mannequin class.
Is Cachou still in contact with Vanessa Demouy?
Although she devotes herself entirely to her passion for cooking, Anne-Charlotte Pontabry does not close the door to acting. In 2018, she starred in season 2 of myth on Arte alongside Marina Hands. “I would love to do a very good series, a 6×52 historic or not, a comedy whether on TF1, Netflix, anything… I find that today, TVs and productions are really doing things of super quality. There is less cinema but a lot more series and TV movies of super quality”, she expressed. Speaking of series, is Anne-Charlotte Pontabry still in contact with Vanessa Demouy, her partner in Mannequin class ? “We were very good friends throughout that period. There has never been any problem. But we were colleagues, she insisted. When asked if she could join her ex-colleague in Here it all starts on TF1, the mother of James (17) and William (10) does not say no: “Why not if the character is nice. It would be more a guest than a person for five years but, why not!”