Elected “Belgian of the year 2022” at the Ciné-Télé-Revue Awards organized by our colleagues, the singer Angèle never ceases to seduce… While she announced a few days ago her next participation in the Coachella next April, a very trendy musical event, fans will be able to discover it on the big screen long before they find it on stage. 1er February Guillaume Canet’s latest film “Asterix and Obelix: The Middle Kingdom” is actually released in theaters, in which the actor and director has offered a tailor-made role to the young 27-year-old singer: that of Falbala! The superb creature imagined by Uderzo and Goscinny who melts all the hearts of the Gallic village, in particular that of Obélix. The two companions embodying the heroes of the famous comic strip, Guillaume Canet and Gilles Lellouche were, this Friday January 13, the guests of Bel RTL on the occasion of the preview of the film in Brussels.
“I think she can do a lot of other films”
And when asked about the beautiful blonde and local artist, the ex-companion of Marion Cotillard did not fail to greet the first steps of actress of the latter: “I am very impressed with the singer that she is. I think she’s a great actress too and I think she can do a lot of other movies.“, he first said before adding: “I felt extremely comfortable as if it was the umpteenth time she played in a movie. It didn’t feel like a first time at all. It was very nice to shoot together.” Some remember that the director of “Petits mouchoirs” had not failed to attend the concerts of Angèle given at Paris-La Défense Aréna, on December 2 and 3, on the very occasion of the young woman’s birthday. Interviewed in turn by the same station, the sister of Roméo Elvis had also not dried up with compliments on the handsome Frenchman: “It was a crazy movie, with crazy sets, an incredible cast. Guillaume Canet as a director is impressive to see because he was directing and playing at the same time. It’s great to be led by someone like him.” she then confided. Between these two, a very beautiful story so…
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