Let’s settle the urgent matters first: why no one intervened on Sunday evening to calm the ardor of the crier in the audience of Everybody talks about itwho screamed in studio 42 at the slightest burst of enthusiasm from the guests?
Posted yesterday at 7:15 a.m.
This very involved spectator, who even surprised actor and screenwriter François Létourneau with the power of her vocal cords, screamed as soon as coach Martin St-Louis appeared, only to fall silent after two hours of broadcasting in direct. It was very disturbing and a call to duct tape was even launched on Twitter to muzzle this overenthusiastic fan.
“Looks like she was the star of the night. Honestly, we were so into the juice that I didn’t see it pass right away. We intervened on the last block, but I should have done it before. This lady was not at all malicious “, explains the co-producer of Everybody talks about it Guillaume Lesperance.
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Guillaume Lespérance, co-producer of Everybody talks about it
Seen by 905,000 viewers, this latest episode of Everybody talks about it was excellent from start to finish and stuck perfectly to the news with the presence of brilliant reporters Marie-Eve Bédard and Tamara Alteresco as well as Hillary Clinton, former Secretary of State under Barack Obama. What a catch, though. An exclusivity throughout the French-speaking world.
The sorrowful spirits who demand the killing of the high mass of Guy A. Lepage had to swallow their venom askew. More than ever, this major Radio-Canada platform has proven its relevance and importance.
All that is missing is the administrative details to be finalized to officially confirm the return of Everybody talks about it in the fall for a 19and season. Between you and me, it’s practically in the bag.
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Guy A. Lepage received former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and writer Louise Penny at Everybody talks about itSunday.
The editor-in-chief of Everybody talks about it for 18 years, Carole-Andrée Laniel, stretched out a first pole for Hillary Clinton’s team last summer. “I wrote them a short letter introducing them to the show and telling them that we had already had Taylor Swift and investigative reporter Bob Woodward. It was targeted, quick and efficient,” recalls Carole-Andrée Laniel.
The Quebec editor of the writer Louise Penny, Louise Loiselle, at Flammarion, also pulled strings on her side. “At the beginning of January, I wrote a nice letter to Mr.me Clinton, then a second beautiful letter, without obtaining an answer. In early February, Louise Penny wrote directly to M’s agent.me Clinton to let him know of this invitation from Everybody talks about it. Fifteen minutes later, M’s agentme Clinton replied that she had not been informed, but that she would like to do the show, ”explains Louise Loiselle.
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Louise Penny near Knowlton, in the Eastern Townships
The intervention of the author Louise Penny was therefore crucial in obtaining the interview with Hillary Clinton. It should also be noted that Louise Penny loved her first visit to Everybody talks about it, in April 2019, and that Hillary Clinton has sincere love for Quebec. Regularly, M.me Clinton and her husband, Bill, visit the Eastern Townships. And their great friend Louise Penny, literary mother of Inspector Armand Gamache, frequently appears in the photos of the Clintons.
The geopolitical thriller co-authored by Louise Penny and Hillary Clinton, state of terror, will be released on March 10. It is published in 29 languages.
To date, Hillary Clinton and Louise Penny had not given an interview together to any French-speaking media in the world.
Editor Louise Loiselle
The segment of Mmy Clinton and Penny was pre-recorded Sunday at 2 p.m. Then it had to be subtitled. Born in Toronto and now a resident of Knowlton, Louise Penny, who was a host at CBC (what an enveloping voice), expresses herself very well in French. “She can do her grocery shopping in French, have a conversation over a cup of tea. Adjustments with the technician Everybody talks about it were done in French. But as a writer, Louise cannot do justice to her thinking in the French language, as well as having this spontaneity which characterizes her, as we could see on Sunday evening, ”underlines her editor.
Guillaume Lespérance is still pinching about the premiere won by his team. “It’s the biggest show we’ve done in 18 years. It was a complicated show to put on. And Hillary Clinton, with her vast experience in politics, was at the heart of the news and at the heart of a subject that she mastered extremely well. She was more than generous with us,” says the co-producer of Everybody talks about it.
Also on Sunday evening, the fifth gala of Star Academy à TVA was watched by 1,412,000 people, and a million onlookers walked through the chalet of true nature. At Noovo, Guylaine Guay’s ousting was followed by 676,000 reality TV fans (and pressure points).