There were a lot of people at the Pathé Wepler cinema in Place de Clichy this Thursday, October 20. Nicolas Bedos and the whole team of Masquerade, his dramatic comedy in theaters on November 1, were reunited for an exceptional preview. To accompany him in this particular and undoubtedly a little stressful evening, the actor turned filmmaker was able to count on the support of Pauline Desmonts, the pretty blonde who has shared life for a while now. The couple was even matched in terms of style, the young woman’s camel-toned outfit reminiscent of the color of her darling’s jacket, full of admiration for her other half.
Another noticed couple of the evening: Pierre Niney and Natasha Andrews, the mother of his daughters Lola and Billie. As for the rise of the film steps at the Cannes Film Festival last May, the Australian photographer had bet on a transparent bust. Her lace top actually showed her black bra. What to turn the head of his lover Pierre Niney who, too, had eyes only for his darling.
Nicolas Bedos and Pierre Niney were also able to count on friends for the event. This is the reason why Jean Dujardin and his wife Nathalie Péchalat had left their daughters Jeanne, 6 years old and Alice, 1 year and a half at home to take advantage of this screening and support the film crew. Juliette Tresanini, ex-star of Tomorrow belongs to us, was present, not far from the former Miss France Vaimalama Chaves, with a totally different look since her visit to the hairdresser.
Christophe Dechavanne had a blast on the photocall with a mysterious stranger, Clovis Cornillac posed alongside his wife Lilou Fogli, Marine Vacth was sublime. François Cluzet, star of the film, came without his wife Narjiss. Another absentee from the evening, Isabelle Adjani. As during the presentation at the Cannes Film Festival, the actress could not participate in the event. This did not prevent the public from appreciating the film and praising it at the end of the screening, a “romantic marvel” according to Reem Kherici who already makes you want to rush into dark rooms.