Jean-Luc Reichmann has not always been the strong man of the front pages. Before becoming voice-overs of Z’AmoursThen host of many successful games as WATCH YOUR STEP And The 12 strokes of noonJean-Luc Reichmann had another life, which he revealed in 2008 in VSD, and which he shared with his fans this Sunday January 14, 2024 on Instagram. The sixty-year-old, who is also accomplished on the stage and who will be found on February 14 in the new play by Isabelle Mergault The bracelet, was a clown before becoming one of the most popular and followed presenters in the French audiovisual landscape! Indeed, as he explained to his fans, Jean-Luc Reichmann played the role of clown in a show called Barnum…and he has fabulous memories of it!
“Under the makeup… Before doing TV, I played a clown in the show Barnum. Nobody knows, and this idea amuses me. We always wonder what is behind the hidden face of a clown. It’s this mysterious and deep side that makes it interesting. I also appreciate its exuberance and elegance. He must always put on a good face, even when his ass is on the ground.” explains the one that we will find in a few weeks in a new season of Léo Mattéïa detective series that he plays with the comedian Lola Dubini for more than ten years already.
On Michel Drucker’s red sofa this Sunday
The comedian Fabrice Devillehero ofSuch a big sun on France 2, applauded the words of Jean-Luc Reichmann, and made some nice, philosophical remarks about the role of the clown in comedies, shows and films: “The clown is certainly the most touching character there is. You can see everything there, joy, sadness, everyone can imagine. It makes me think of the Little Prince and the wooden box designed by St Exupéry : The sheep you want is inside, giving free rein to his imagination. That’s exactly what I wanted, says the Little Prince. We see what we want in the clown depending on his emotions at the moment. The photo is beautiful and touching“ declared the comedian. A lovely nostalgic moment for those who found themselves this Sunday on Michel Drucker’s red sofa alongside his wife Nathalie Lecoultre.