This Sunday, November 7, 2021, the journalist Audrey Crespo-Mara painted the portrait of Franck Dubosc for the needs of the show “Sept à Huit”. The comedian delivered himself without filter in front of the cameras of TF1. An interview granted on the occasion of the broadcast of the telefilm “The last part” on Monday, November 8 on the front page. In this TV movie, Franck Dubosc accompanies his father, suffering from Charcot’s disease, in his last moments of life. A fiction inspired by the real life of the comedian who lost his dad, Lucien Dubosc, who died in 2002 from the same illness. A sad event which left a great void in the life of Franck Dubosc, always moved by evoking the death of his father.
Faced with Audrey Crespo-Mara, Franck Dubosc remembered the day he stepped, for the first time in his career, on the stage of the Olympia. “He saw that I had done the Olympia. He did not come to the Olympia. He could not move. But he saw that I had done the Olympia”, Franck recalled. Dubosc. Affected by Charcot’s disease, Franck Dubosc’s father “was ashamed” to be sick, according to the comedian. But despite the illness, Lucien Dubosc still had tender thoughts for his famous son. “He gave me a drawing, which I always have with me in my diary. It’s a drawing of me on the Olympia stage (…) But it’s drawn like a child because he could no longer use his hands, “said Franck Dubosc, still in” Sept à Huit “, before continuing:” There is a word that says he is fighting this terrible disease … which says that it is he who will win [contre la maladie, NDLR]”A word” hard to read “for the 58-year-old comedian, still very affected by the disappearance of his father, because of his way of writing” like a child “.” So I see the suffering of writing these words where in fact he does not speak of me, he speaks of the disease “, continued Franck Dubosc. Poignant confidences on an intimate subject.
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