Les Grosses Têtes: IMITATIONS - Marc-Antoine Le Bret face à Stéphane De Groodt

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Or enchantier, like the Steeve dentist,

or enchantable, like a guy who works in a fishing boat

and who could also be the Steeve dentist.

Good evening.

This is the end of my demo,

of the specialist demo.

Demo that I could have done in Arabic,

but I'm not a specialist in momos.

Hi, Stéphane.

Thanks to me, we were really two big tonight.

Ah, well done, well done.

Thank you.

You've already heard it, you're limited.

Yes, yes, I've heard it, yes.

It's funny.

Vincent Cassel is here tonight.

Yeah, hi, it's me, yeah.

Well...

Slowly, ladies, one word at a time, okay?

So, you're the fry eater, right?

I admit you're a bit lazy, okay?

The guy is a race driver.

Okay, that's good.

Not bad, huh?

After, he gets off the track,

he does two or three words,

and, bam, he goes to the cinema,

to the theater, to the TV.

Oh!

Slowly, I'm playing a piece, right?

I had to fight to succeed.

Having a father who made a career.

It's him, Monika Bellucci.

That's the job, my little moustache baby.

Me too, I'm doing the game of words.

Here, look at your piece, a little piece of fruit.

Ah, it doesn't smell like success.

There you go.

Come on, I doubt it.

I've got it under my feet, I'm happy.

Hey, I've got it under my feet, what's up, hello.

What's the point of this show?

We're completely crazy here.

It's the only chantal,

the only chantal who speaks in the microphone,

it's Marc-Antoine Lebré.

But I think that Yann Moix

would like to say a few words to you,

Stéphane de Grotte.

So, Laurent,

I would like to start by quoting

the French poet Etienne de la Boissie,

who, in the morning of the year 1555,

had declared, I quote him,

Hello.

There you go.

It's all the same, it's so funny.

I didn't ask you anything.

So, Stéphane,

Stéphane, you managed to make it to the TV

and also in the movies

or again in the car races.

So,

I have a little question to ask you.

Who is the next one?

Stéphane, can you give me some advice?

Because

I was fired from France TV.

Hello Laurent.

Hello Yann.

And my cinema film

made us go in.

And, in addition,

I missed my 18-fold permit,

so,

by pity, help me.

That's it.

We have two Yann Moix, two de Grotte,

two Latsou.

But here it is.

All that for one, it looks.

Right?

And here is another from Belgium.

Hello, goodbye.

These Jean-Claude Van Damme,

enchanté, we'll talk later.

Salad à l'écou, mauvais gagne.

Et Charal à l'écou, m'a tous les stés cachés.

Dis-moi, je peux taper Stéphane?

Yes.

OK, merci Stéphane.

Du coup, je vais taper Jason,

parce que je préfère.

OK.

Tu l'as pas vu venir,

comme quand j'ai rencontré Steve Wander

en 94.

Donc, Jason,

j'ai lu ton livre,

Voyage en Absurdie.

J'ai tout compris,

même les mots.

Du coup, t'aurais dû l'appeler,

Voyage en Normali.

OK.

J'aime la vie.

Oh, y'a un oiseau.

Qu'est-ce que je disais?

Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.

Non, j'ai vu que t'as fait le trophée en drôse,

et je voulais te demander,

ça m'impe pas un peu les voitures

de rouler dans de la compote?

Parce que non,

et moi, une fois,

j'ai foncé dans un pommier.

J'ai fait de la compote de bagnole,

tu vois.

La drogue, c'est mal.

Coute pour l'interrogation.

Vous pouvez obtenir Marc-Antoine Le Bré.

Que vous retrouverez dans quelques minutes,

seulement, évidemment,

dans RTL,

bonsoir.

Vous n'avez pas le biais d'imiter Carthobon,

c'est un oiseau.

Oh, ta gueule.

Oh, toi, t'sais.

Et Christian, bravo.

Qu'est-ce que vous imite Christian?

Oh, non.

Non, j'imite que les jeunes.

Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.

Jean-Fy, un jour,

pour imiter Jean-Fy.

Jean-Fy, j'ai bientôt.

Bah, j'essaie de faire dalle boudde,

ah, bonjour.

Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.

Monsieur de Carthoson,

tiens à l'imitation de Jean-Fy Jansen,

ah, monsieur de Carthoson.

Oui.

Vous pouvez nous faire,

ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.

Vous êtes désormais

vous considérez comme

Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.

Heu, il faut pas dire ça.

Vraiment parce que là je vais avoir

quelques petits soucis,

mais si, si, si.

J'adore la Belgique.

Donne pas.

دل delayed, je vais vous laisser.

Ah bah vous faites quand même

pas le théâtre de

Bruxelles, everything and evening.

You didn't believe that.

No.

Laurent, he has a formula, anyway.

It's fast.

Where, where is the use of the F1, indeed?

A light doubt, a light doubt, it's the first comedy by Stéphane Degrote, he wrote,

he plays in this room, directed by Jeremy Liepman with Éric El Moslino, Constance

Dollet, Bérengère McNeese, couré au théâtre de la Renaissance, Stéphane, thanks to Paris

and soon, in turn, surely to Bruxelles.

Thank you Stéphane Degrote.

Thank you.

Thank you.

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