Gad Elmaleh was present in the show what time on France 2for the promotion of his new film, Stay a bit, in which he plays his own role in the midst of his family and drawing inspiration from his personal history. The opportunity for him to lift the veil on his conversion to Catholicism. Léa Salamé wanted to talk about this aspect of her guest’s private life by asking her a very daring question. “You don’t smoke anymore, you don’t drink anymore, you do retreats in monasteries. What’s the next step? Is it sexual abstinence? Is it over? You don’t fuck anymore?”.
What disconcert the 51-year-old comedian who expected anything but that. The host then revealed that it was a bet made with the producer of the program. “I won!” she exclaimed. “He said to me: ‘You will never succeed’. I said to him: ‘Yes, I will do it!'”. His guest, who came to his senses after being rushed, admitted to having been destabilized “a bit of this question”. “I am much more evil than you imagine because I imagine this same sentence [si l’on était] face to face in a restaurant. And you ask me the same question. And there is a white, he said.
As she tried to change the subject, Noé and Raphaël’s father interrupted her by asking: “But, you’re going to keep it in the edit when you said that!”. To which she replied: “I don’t know, I don’t know if I’m going to take it”. “Ah yeah? Me, I think the magic of TV is to keep in the edit the fact that I ask you to keep in the edit”continued the star who finally saw this sequence being kept in the edit.
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Adam Javal-Fauconnier