Known for livening up 12 Midday shots on TF1,Jean-Luc Reichmann
is also an outstanding actor. Since 2013, he has played the police commander LeoMattei
in the series Minors Brigade. A role that is close to his heart.
“I had to fight to be taken seriously. When I talked about this desire to address the subject of the juvenile brigade, people laughed in my face. I think people were not aware of its importance at the time. No one, not even some police officers, was really aware of its importance”confided the actor in the columns of Closer magazine, on newsstands this Friday March 15, 2024.
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“One of the worst things that could happen to me”
For Nathalie Lecoultre’s companion, “childhood is the world of tomorrow. And it’s only now that we’re waking up. We should even consider doing prevention in all social categories and with all generations, because predators, unsuspected, are everywhere.”
Jean-Luc Reichmann knows something about it. From July 2016 to January 2017, Christian Quesada, sentenced in 2020 to three years in prison for “corruption of minors” And “possession and distribution of child pornography images” participated in the 12 Midday shots. A traumatic experience for the host who blamed himself for a long time for not having noticed anything.
“It was one of the worst things that could happen to me. When I found out, my world fell apart. Sometimes people would say to me: ‘How did you, Jean-Luc, manage not to see him?’ It’s terrible, I was extremely angry with myself for having spent 153 days on the set of 12 Coups de midi without having any suspicions. This is proof that no one can know where the danger comes from.” Touching confidences.
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