Many of them, this Tuesday evening, rushed to the preview screening of the magnificent documentary Only the Earth is eternaldevoted to the American writer Jim Harrison and directed by the journalist François Busnel, normally more accustomed to the sets of France 5 (The Great Bookstore) than in the Great Plains of the United States.
Among the spectators, many VIPs had come to discover the film, as a duo or as a single person. François Berléand notably made the trip with his wife Alexia, relatively rare in the media. Both posed, happy, in front of the photographers, just like Julien Clerc and his wife Hélène Grémillon, mother of his last son Léonard, born in 2008.
But among the personalities present, two stood out in particular: Marc Lavoine and François Cluzet, who multiplied the hugs and poses in front of the photographers. Visibly delighted to meet again, the actor and the singer posed together before François Cluzet found his wife Narjiss, whom he married more than ten years ago, after his divorce from Valérie Bonneton.
Marc Lavoine, meanwhile, had once again come solo. Married since 2020 to novelist Line Papin, he has not been seen with her for several months, fueling rumors about a difficult time in their relationship. However, he never wanted to dwell on it, nor on his wife’s revelations about her miscarriage and abortion. This one was therefore absent but it should be noted that in full promotion of his latest book A possible lifeshe has a very busy schedule anyway!
Among the other guests, we could see the discreet Rachida Brakni, who also came as a bachelor (without her husband Eric Cantona), as well as Anny Duperey and Jacques Weber who posed together. Nicolas Briançon, a brilliant theater and series actor, and Hippolyte Girardot, finally, crossed paths with two musicians: Claire-Marie Le Guay, pianist, and Mathias Malzieu, singer and director.
On the other hand, Delphine De Vigan, writer and partner of the director, was not present. Both have shared their lives for many years and have already collaborated, notably on book prefaces.