Who says Sunday, says new broadcasts of Can’t wait for Sunday and Roll on next Sunday. On June 26, 2022, Michel Drucker will be at the helm of two new numbers, on France 2. For the occasion, he once again invited beautiful people.
After having paid a fine tribute to Jacques Martin on June 12, in particular by inviting one of his sons, (David Martin, born in 1961 from his first union, with Annie Lefèvre), it is another personality that Michel Drucker wanted to highlight. For his unprecedented Can’t wait for Sundayhe invited the singer-songwriter Didier Barbelivien to pay tribute to Eric Charden, who died on April 29, 2012. The singer, who was 69 at the time of his disappearance, is particularly famous for his duet with his wife Stone (with whom he had a son named Baptiste, born in 1972 ).
Didier Barbelivien and him had notably collaborated together for The summer will be hot (1979) or for The Recess Years where they offered cult credits like Harlock the Space Corsair. Enough to promise a great and beautiful moment to the viewers of France 2. The cartoonist Emmanuel Chaunu will also be present.
The show will follow Roll on next Sunday during which the mentalist Viktor Vincent and Mathieu Madenian will put on the show. In terms of humor, Michel Drucker was also able to count on the presence of Jerome Commander. The latter came to present his new comedy called Irreducible (in theaters from June 29. He shares the poster with Laetitia Dosch or Pascale Arbillot. The film tells the story of Vincent Peltier, an employee of Waters and Forests in Limoges who is encouraged to resign to reduce the workforce. But seeing that he does not want to leave, an inspector sends him to Greenland to protect the researchers of a scientific base from bear attacks.
Robert Namias was also there. CEO of TV5 Monde Yves Bigot complete this beautiful list. For the 30th anniversary of Michel Berger’s death, on August 2, an edition “revised and expanded” of his bio on the late singer was released by Editions du Seuil. Her name is Something in us by Michel Berger.