Cyril Hanouna received Claude Lelouch and Philippe Lellouche present to promote the director’s 50th and potential last film: love is better than life presented in preview this Monday, January 17, on the Champs-Élysées in the presence of many personalities. On the set of 6 to 7 on C8, the two guests participated in a game: Who can save Philippe Lellouche? The chroniclers had to guess who corresponded to the anecdotes read by Cyril Hanouna. To the filmmaker or brother of Gilles Lellouche?
“He had his license taken away after committing more than 20 offenses in one day?”, Baba asked Gilles Verdez, who replied that it was Vanessa Demouy’s ex.
“It’s true this story, it was for the filming of the short film, ‘It was an appointment’, for which you were driving like crazy, at 200 km / h in Paris, avenue Foch. ‘did not ask the town hall for permission to film’, added Cyril Hanouna. “It’s the film of which I am most proud and of which I am most ashamed (it was unveiled in 1976, editor’s note) because we see everything that should not be done behind the wheel of a car”, began the director. “It’s true that it’s the crossing of Paris. It’s the story of a guy who is late for a romantic date and he will take all the risks. During this shot, I I ran 18 red lights. The prefect of police called me at the time saying to me: ‘Is it true that there is no special effects in this film?’. I answered him “yes, yes” “He asks me if the red lights are real red lights? I answer in the affirmative. He took my license for 5 minutes before saying to me: ‘I’m going to have to give it back to you because my children loved the movie so much, if I don’t give it back to you, it won’t speak to me anymore”, he explained.
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