Les Grosses Têtes: L'INTÉGRALE - Émission du lundi 25 septembre 2023
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Junior.
Une grosse tête dans le chat fait ses 40 ans et qui a encore tous ses poils.
Son chat contrairement à son dessinateur.
Philippe Gallupka.
Une grosse tête fidèle à RTL au Paris Saint-Germain et interviewe ses jours à Marseille.
Florian Gazan.
Bonjour.
C'est vrai que ça n'aura pas réussi au Marseille à la visite du pape en football.
Il n'y a pas une miracle hier.
Ils sont glissés sur des osties.
Non parce que ce n'était pas en Stade Vélodrome.
C'était au Parc des Princes, mon bon Gérard.
Ah bah oui, si vous ne suivez pas le foot, vous ne pouvez pas savoir.
Vous ne pouvez pas suivre le pape et le foot.
Mais moi, j'aurais voulu y être.
Mais d'ailleurs, il paraît qu'il va réclamer.
Il a dit mais où est-ce?
Il a eu un typhoon.
C'est l'apparition de la Vierge.
Merci, merci.
Oui, c'est tout à fait mon profil.
La bonne haute haute.
Mais ce qui était beau, c'est ses paroles du cœur.
Ses paroles remettent un peu de mystique dans nos sociétés,
un peu d'élévation, un peu de beauté,
un peu de paroles du cœur.
Je traduis, elle n'actuera aucun migran, Gérard.
C'est vrai que c'était une liesse assez extraordinaire,
il faut bien dire.
Et c'est vrai que le pape vous a réclamé.
Il a dit mais où est-ce?
Pourquoi vous n'y êtes pas allé?
Non, mais je vais faire une visite privée au pape.
Au Vatican.
Je vais me prosterner.
Ne vous agnouillez pas devant lui,
il pourrait comprendre d'autres choses.
Mais ce pape, tout de même,
il n'a pas beauté de ce pape, son premier geste,
qui est quand même de laver les pieds des prisonniers.
C'est un vrai pape.
Mais il n'est pas pour monsieur propre.
Et hop, il a filé dans son dos de privée.
Oh, sans que vous n'êtes pas catholiques, monsieur Julien.
Je le suis.
Ah oui, agnostique un peu.
Dieu ne m'a pas créé très croyant.
Ah, voilà, c'est ça, effectivement.
Je ne sais pas.
Dieu ne peut pas tout faire non plus.
C'est très croyant te donner un physique de rêve.
Du coup, il n'a pas fait grand-chose, en fait.
Une première citation pour madame Mathilde Hoche,
qui habite Cholet,
qui a dit, le jour où il y aura un concours de gentillesse,
j'espère que le vainqueur sera assez sympa
pour céder sa place au second.
Woody Allen.
Non, pas Woody Allen.
Ben, pas tout à fait, francophone.
Ben, les guerrées.
Les guerrées, non, Pierre les guerrées, québécois.
Ah, bah oui, c'est vrai.
Goluk.
Et bien sûr, c'est Philippe.
Un miracle de plus.
C'est un extrait du nouvel album de Philippe.
Y a-t-ce qu'on n'a même pas ses propres citations, on est dans.
Non, mais je le laisse dire parce qu'en général,
on sort Woody Allen, Shakespeare, Lao Tseu, etc.
Et puis c'est moi.
Et oui, voilà pourquoi il laisse dire, évidemment.
Évidemment.
Une deuxième citation, si vous voulez bien pour Nora Redani,
qui habite les touches en loi atlantique,
qui a dit, mais pourquoi s'occuper des générations à venir?
Est-ce que elle, elle se s'occupe de nous?
Greta Thunberg.
Oui, c'est ça, c'est Anglo-Saxon.
C'est Américain, même.
Mark Twain.
Mark Twain, non.
Alors Woody Allen, non?
Un de ses fidèles successeurs entre Mark Twain et Woody Allen.
Groucho Marx.
Groucho Marx, bonne réponse.
Le Gérard Junio, c'est drôle à vous.
Pourquoi s'occuper des générations à venir?
Est-ce qu'elles se sont occupées de nous?
C'est effectivement de Groucho Marx.
Une citation pour Roselyne Thomas, maintenant,
qui a dit, soyons reconnaissants à celui
qui a inventé l'écriture
d'avoir d'emblée classé les lettres
dans l'ordre alphabétique.
Ah, on sait.
Ça pourrait être du gueuluc.
Oui, ça pourrait être belle.
Mais ça n'est pas du gueuluc.
Le chat avait dit un jour
le type qui a inventé l'écriture,
il a inventé la lecture tout de suite après.
Il en est à citer le chat, quand même.
Non, mais c'est quelqu'un
pour qui, Philippe Gueluc,
je crois a signé une préface.
C'est un écrivant?
Alors un moraliste,
un floriste,
un journaliste poète.
C'est le type dont je ne retrouve jamais le nom.
C'est ça.
C'est un français?
Ah oui.
C'est un français?
C'est un français, oui, un français.
Ah, mais vivant, alors?
Il fait partie de l'académie Alphonse Allais.
Il est né en 33, il a 90 ans.
Et c'est vrai qu'il a publié
des tas de recueils d'aforisme.
Il appelle ça même les euphorismes, lui.
Et c'est vrai que c'est plutôt drôle.
La preuve.
Grégoire Lacroix.
Bonne réponse de Philippe Gueluc.
Ça lui est revenu.
Et dans la préface,
je m'étais permis de dire
qu'il m'avait piqué une ou deux idées
et il m'a fait la gueule pendant trois ans.
Ah bon?
Il nous écoute peut-être en leur bras.
Non, il n'entend plus bien son âge.
Une dernière citation avant qu'on passe
aux choses sérieuses pour Chloé Barris,
qui est habitamien, qui a dit
pas d'illusion, le seul moyen de faire jeune,
c'est de l'être, vraiment.
Mais ouais.
Mais ouais.
Ah, Yann Moix.
Non, c'est pas Maywest, mais c'est une femme.
Ah, américaine?
Non, français.
François Sagan.
François Sagan, non, décédé.
Arielle Borgman.
Marguerite Devenort.
En quelle année?
Elle est morte en quelle année?
Elle est morte en 2018.
Toujours charmant.
Collette.
Collette.
Collette, non.
Jeanne Vieff-Dormand.
Jeanne Vieff-Dormand, non.
Actrice?
Actrice, elle a été au début,
elle était même chansonnière.
François Sdorin.
François Sdorin.
François Sdorin.
Bonne réponse.
De Florian Gassot.
Ah oui.
Une question pour Didier Defago,
qui habite Béchand, Myrthé Moselle,
à l'âge de cinq ans,
soigne fan Rechem,
s'entraînait devant son miroir.
Et ça lui a plutôt réussi.
Pour quelle raison?
Ah!
Soigne fan Rechem?
Non.
Je prononce un peu à l'allemand.
C'est en belge?
Non, il est français, monsieur.
Ah!
Il est français, mais d'origine néerlandaises.
Soigne fan Rechem.
Il est artiste.
Alors, il est artiste.
Pour travailler un rôle.
Mime?
Pour travailler un rôle, non.
Mime, non.
Danseur?
Danseur, non.
Cloulis.
Cloulis.
Ventriloc?
Ventriloc, non.
Précédigitateur.
Précédigitateur.
Précédigitateur.
Des magicians.
Non, monsieur.
Est-ce que c'était un artiste peintre
et il voulait faire son autoportrait?
C'est-à-dire qu'il aurait peint son portrait
dans le miroir.
Sur le miroir.
Mais il peignait sur le miroir.
Non, j'ai pas dit ça.
C'est vous qui venaient de le dire.
Non.
Mais vous dites qu'il se regardait quotidiennement.
J'ai pas dit quotidiennement.
J'ai dit quand il avait cinq ans,
il s'entraînait devant son miroir
et ça lui a plutôt réussi la preuve.
C'est un célèbre laveur de vitre.
Non, non.
Il est devenu URL.
Non, non.
Il est devenu eduqué
puisqu'il avait une maladie.
Non, non.
Est-ce qu'il y a un artiste
qui se produit sur scène?
C'est un artiste
qui est à peu près dans toute la presse
aujourd'hui, si vous avez...
Au théâtre.
Un peu feuilleté les journaux.
Deux partiales, non.
Deux partiales, non.
Deux partiales, non.
C'est le portrait Nibé.
C'est peut-être la biche.
Non.
Il a 25 ans.
Cheikh d'orchestre.
Exact.
C'est lui qui a remparté
le concours des chefs d'orchestre
en organisant besoin de...
of Gérard Junio and Philippe Galuc.
We mentioned this competition last week,
the International Competition of Young Orchestra Chiefs.
There are very few French people.
We can call it Kokoriko because it's a French person.
Kokoriko!
And he looked at himself for five years,
by making gestures.
His mother told him...
He wrote his bucket for five years.
Bravo.
His mother told him that he put a record
and that he limited an orchestra chief
in front of the mirror.
And 20 years later,
he just won the competition
of the best young orchestra chief
at the International Competition of Young Orchestra Chiefs.
His name is Swan Van Reshem.
He's from the Dutch origin,
but he's a French who triumphed
in a competition where there were
248 candidates.
He's 25 and in the final,
he had a Chinese,
a Korean and a Xiaodong.
He's obviously even better
than us.
But he's the French who won.
Bravo to him.
That's it.
For Marie-Laurent, now.
Madame-Laurent lives in Versailles.
The question concerns something
that, at 50 years old,
didn't exist before 1973.
And it's in the Morbillian,
in Van,
and also in Saint-Paul-de-Léon,
in the Finisterre.
We saw that for the first time
when he was 50 years old.
And since then,
it's been very limited.
What is it?
Marie-Laurent didn't exist before 1973.
And it happened to everyone.
It's a contest,
a race,
a race,
a Festnose,
a Festnose.
When do you say Festnose?
Festnose.
You knew I had a point of articulation.
Festnose.
It's not a Festnose.
It's the anniversary of a guy
who was born in 1972.
No.
A festival.
Is it a competition?
No.
A festival.
A festival?
Festival is not the word.
Artistic is not.
People gather for this event.
Since then, there are some everywhere.
There are everywhere.
It's obviously the time.
Otherwise, I won't talk about it.
It's good.
It's good.
It's good.
It's good.
It's good.
It's good.
It's good.
Is it a phenomenon?
A phenomenon?
No.
Artistic?
A contest.
I've heard something interesting,
but it's not a contest.
It's open to everyone.
A champion.
Once.
Once.
No.
Is it open to everyone?
Yes.
Yes.
Is it a relationship with sales?
So it's a relationship with sales.
With wine?
With silk.
Yes.
With wine?
With wine?
No.
With wine?
With wine?
But what's more?
Wine, alcoholics.
Since 1973?
It's been 50 years since then.
It didn't exist before.
Pressure?
And since then, there's everywhere.
The vending machine?
No.
Think about it.
It happened in Brittany for the first time.
50 years ago, in Havana, St. Paul in Lyon.
The concept was born 50 years ago.
And since then, there's everywhere.
And it is true.
Baravain?
What do you call a gourmet counter?
Well, I imagine, to test the wine, finally, to do...
Decaves de dégustation.
We're not far from that.
Breton's enologues.
No, but you're ready.
We're ready.
You don't give me the exact name.
Wine salons.
Wine bars.
How do you say?
Wine salons.
No, it's the wine bar.
The wine bar.
The wine bar.
The wine bar.
The wine bar.
The wine bar.
The wine bar.
The wine bar.
It's aacao.
L'a remoire le clair qui a lancé la foire au vin pour la première fois en 1973 sur un supermarché de vin
fait un ideia de pharmaciste de l'amérique vogliet à Saint-Paul-de-L helping Le Corcept non existés
avant 1973
les bouteilles étaient disposées sur des palettes sous un chapito
20,000 bottles had been sold this first year and since, of course, the other supermarkets,
the other shops have launched their own Fouarovain, it's a real rendezvous each year, the Fouarovain.
I'm sure you're going to buy your wine in the Fouarovain, Mr. Junio.
Thank you, Gérard.
He's fucking it up.
It's true that it's a phenomenon.
Yes, yes, that's true.
I heard the pubs this morning for different supermarkets.
Well, there you go.
There are in Belgium Fouarovain, Mr. Junio.
It's the Fouarovain of the year, Mr. Junio.
The markets where we test the wine, we have the impression that it's...
But we don't buy it.
We buy it less expensive than usual.
Fouarovain is a place where we buy less expensive wine, Ariel.
Oh, well, and it's a little expensive, then.
No, not at all.
Not at all.
Basically, you buy 5 bottles and you have an irate.
A center of light.
A supermarket, you see, Ariel.
I would take you, Ariel.
Okay, so we go to the center of the light,
then we go to the parking lot, there is a counter,
the boxes are below, and then what happens?
I believe that Ariel has made parallel bars this morning,
but it was bars where we drink wine.
I propose that we take Ariel in an unknown journey,
in the supermarkets.
Well, in the street.
It would be funny, no?
Ariel, do you know what a caddy is?
Well, I did a caddy race.
No, no, no, we pushed me into caddies.
I thought that, yes, it's the guys who bring my clubs to golf.
And, unfortunately, something very important, a wallet.
But let's come back to wine, because I don't understand your story.
The knights of the wine test.
You are all...
It's not a wine test, it's a test.
You were three weeks ago.
You were the first knights, the big seven.
Not at all.
It was champagne, it has nothing to do with wine.
I was not there.
It was champagne.
It was champagne.
And well, you were in a champagne cup.
Not at all.
But we were in a cup.
Not at all.
If you want, Ariel, wine is a kind of champagne for the poor.
So there is wine that costs a lot more than champagne.
Especially the one who was served at the royal diner.
Obviously.
He seemed to have been offered by the Rothschild family.
He seemed to be Rothschild.
People left with bottles.
So they know each other.
They say that the bottle is more than 40 bucks.
They left with bottles.
Did you not invite Ariel to the castle of Versailles?
Well, no.
I didn't invite her.
How did that happen then?
Well, it's true that I was invited a few times.
In the presence of the king Charles.
But not this time.
That's it.
What did you invite in the presence of the king Charles?
It doesn't even matter who the king is.
No, no, no. Not when he was king.
When he was prince.
Prince of Gaul is the fabric.
Prince of Gaul, prince of Gaul.
He thought it was the prince, but it was just a...
He progressed little by little.
No, but at the time he had shown me
his wonderful little hands.
No, I don't want to.
Because Camilla would also show him.
He had raised his coat.
Because he showed him the jewels of the family.
Well, the crown jewels.
And then I met them at Marie-Hélène de Rothschild.
How are you?
It would have been more funny if I had told you
I met them once in Rovins, in Leclerc.
Everything is possible in big steps.
The big steps answer to the audience.
Philippe to start.
Hello Philippe. Hello Laurent.
Excuse me.
I was sure you were going to do it.
It's good because Philippe is a fan of Philippe.
Isn't it Philippe?
Hello Laurent. Hello big heads.
Hello.
You are a fan of the cat and you would like
that Philippe Geluc is present more often.
Absolutely.
Because it really is a form of humour
that I like a lot.
And the cat...
I have all the albums.
I am impatiently waiting for the new one.
He is coming?
Yes, I hope so.
Do you want me to dedicate it to you?
Well, it would be a pleasure.
No, he can even offer it to you.
He can even bring it to you. Where do you live?
I live in La Drôme, to Montelima.
It's next to my house.
You own all the cats' albums.
Including the first ones in original edition,
our editor said.
The first one was released in 1986.
It's true, it's Philippe.
Absolutely.
I had another question for Geluc.
It was to know if he was going to do
Scott Leblanc's scenarios as well.
Ah, no, it's not planned.
But thank you for the signal.
We will perhaps leave you between you.
Don't you want to contact him on Geluc FM?
We will go to Céline.
Hello Céline.
Yes, hello.
Hello.
Céline, I feel like you're not happy
because there is a publicity that is going on
during the show that you don't appreciate.
What is it?
Well, in fact, there is only in your show
that the sale of funerary monuments passes.
How?
There may be an explanation.
It's the target.
We don't hear the pubs.
Explain to me what it is.
Well, they sell funerary monuments
and they say they have to take advantage of it
Wait, wait, wait, wait,
because it passed this morning,
it doesn't pass only during the big days.
It's true, François Reutzi,
can you pass us the pub in question
so we can check?
We are currently closed.
It will be applied from 9.30 to 11.30
and from 14.30.
When a trial comes,
it is not always during the opening hours.
And there, who are we addressing
to know what to do?
We would always have to be able to tell
accessible 7 days on 7
and 24 hours on 24
to join our human advice.
Oh, but the music is joyous.
No, but it's not.
There are people who die of laughter
by listening to you.
They took our ferrers who committed suicide.
You could have taken the voice of Pierre Benichoux.
No, but it's cool.
It's Roque Claire.
Roque Claire.
Listen, we would ignore that this pub
passed during our show.
So I told myself
that the message you wanted to pass
was that the majority of your audience
already have a foot in the waiting room.
So you felt that.
Not at all, today.
The range of anecdotes on Lino Ferrera.
The day of his death, he told me
that it would be good for us to see each other.
And the day after, he was dead.
I have one on Annie Cordy
who, the day of his death, sang
Saïr Amieux tomorrow.
Another audience now.
Julie, hello Julie.
Yes, hello Laurent.
Hello everyone.
So you like all the big heads
fans.
Jeremy Ferrari, but he's not here today.
But especially Mr. Junior.
That's good.
The two sex appeal
of the show.
He's not completely there today.
No, no, Julie.
Kisses on the left side of Mr. Junior.
Why don't we do it with his forehead?
Why? Why left?
Because it's more intimate. I prefer the left.
Gérard, like me, we have the particular...
Sorry.
Gérard and me, we have the particularity
of having three faces.
One on the left, one on the right and one on the head.
That's it.
That's the choice.
Everything is more and more beautiful.
But it's true.
I think so too.
But it's true.
Gérard, you have to say that he left far away.
Thank you.
Thank you for all these compliments, Julie.
Thibault is now on the phone.
Hello Thibault.
Hello Laurent, how are you?
Thibault is rather funny.
He writes to me, hello big heads.
I would like to tell you, Laurent, that I don't understand
why you never give me good answers.
While often I answer before big heads,
at home, I think there is favoritism.
Well, it's personal.
But it's true that you have fun at home
answering your questions and you are faster
than ever.
Yes, but actually, I developed a technique too.
What do you do?
Well, I just listen directly.
And then tomorrow, I listen in podcast,
so I can learn.
Really?
It's hard.
We have editors, it's rather hard.
It's not sure.
Because he came to me to listen to an
show that we had done and I didn't find
good answers.
That I gave you?
Yes.
I'm going to sit you down.
I ask him and it's the same thing.
Vincent now is on the phone.
Hello Vincent.
Hello Laurent, hello everyone.
So Vincent writes to me,
he even writes to me,
live the autosolism.
So you have to remember that the
autosolism is obviously the opposite
of the co-carriage.
That's right, Vincent.
That's exactly it.
Yes.
We talked about it last week.
Yes, we talked about it last week
because there are too many French people
who go to work alone in their car.
But you are quite okay with
Gérard Juniot about flatulence.
Because Gérard actually had
specified ...
He said that?
Yes, you said that.
When we are all alone in his car,
we can do what we want,
including indeed to let go,
isn't it?
But tell yourself,
you never do this kind of thing
because you are like Ariel.
You only fart glitter.
But the only one who really
does the co-carriage is Ariel.
And she is the driver.
That's true.
Do you want to add something,
Vincent?
No, no.
I love you all.
Honestly, it's great.
You can continue like that.
You can listen to us on Spotify.
That's good, isn't it?
Exactly.
I have two hours on the road per day
to go to work.
So it's perfect,
about the time of the podcast.
Vincent,
Ariel is making me big signs.
She will offer you her perfume,
the secret behind it.
And I already have it.
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The big heads with Lauren Ruquier
are getting ready for the RTL
every morning from 3 pm to 3 pm.
Always with Valérie Traveiler,
Arielle Dombal,
Philippe Gelu,
who's here with us.
Hello, Philippe.
Florian Gazan and Gérain Julio.
A question for Audrey Chétrit
who lives in Bourlarene.
It's about finding
the name of the writer
of this writer died, and almost 50 years ago, we are 25 September, but as we were not
on the antenna Saturday, he died on 23 September 1973, so you see, we are going to say now
there are 50 years and two days, a writer whose real name was Ricardo Alieser Netfali Reyes
Basso Alto, but what was his name of the writer, of course?
It has changed a lot.
It does not return to the cover.
This writer who was by the way the Nobel Prize of Literature.
Is it Gabriel Mgarcia Marquez?
No, not at all.
Did he write Gepard?
No, he did not write, it is not Monsieur de l'Homme Pédoza.
Did he change for a French name?
No, no, no.
What year was the Nobel Prize?
So he had the Nobel Prize of Literature in 1971, and it would be this weekend, in
certain newspapers.
Pablo Neruda.
And it's Pablo Neruda!
Good, the answer!
Of Mr. Moax, obviously it's in humanity.
A friend of Pablo Neruda, who indeed disappeared a few years ago.
50 years, he was a good poet, Pablo Neruda.
Maybe you would have to ask Ariel, who is able to read in the original language.
Because the problem, Laurent Despoets, is that if you read it in translation, it is difficult
to answer my question.
Well, I'm going to do it in Spanish.
It's Pablo Neruda.
I am the fleck of the horror of the distant east.
I'm going to go once in 20 Saturdays.
I'm going to translate it into French.
So that means I am the fleck of the distant star.
So no, it was not my poet.
Indeed, it's better in the original language.
For Stéphane Castillo, Cabit-Cheverny, in the research law, I asked you to find the
name of a general of French artillery, so general of the first empire.
And by the way, Napoléon had said about it.
There are no two officers in the world, similar to Murat for cavalry.
No, Maréchal Noe.
It would be nice if I finish my sentence.
But I'm fast.
Yes, but it's not good.
So it's a shame.
So I repeat.
I repeat the phrase of Napoléon.
There were no two officers in the world, similar to Murat for cavalry and for artillery.
So I said Maréchal Noe.
Yes, and you said no.
It's a general.
So yes, I'll tell you a general.
Did his name become a common name?
His name did not become a common name, but his name is regularly in the press for several reasons.
He died in Nancy, by the way, and he was buried in Nancy.
And it's true that his name is very famous.
Do you have a metro station?
So he has half of a metro station.
And then all the Maréchaux are around the stars.
I was saying that around the stars, there are all the names of the Maréchaux.
Yes, but he was a general.
Oh yes, okay.
So he has a parking lot.
Is it the Drut or Roland?
It's neither the Drut nor the Roland.
Oh, he died in Nicolas Couvre. Is it Chaplet or the Alps?
His name was Antoine, if it can help you.
And we talk about it regularly in the press.
In any case, his name is regularly mentioned for reasons that obviously have nothing to do with his weapons.
You doubt it.
It's not the uncle of Stevie, it's not the general Boulet.
No.
We also called him the wise man of the great army.
Why do we talk about it regularly?
Does his name represent an idea, an object, something?
Well, the fact that he is a metro station, almost.
I said almost, to his name.
And in this district, which is indeed something that bears his name,
his name is very regularly mentioned.
And in the press, without knowing what it is.
Because who is it?
We are right-wing.
Is there a political party in this district?
No.
Is it Ronelle?
Gardner.
Gardner, no.
Ronelle, no.
He would have a monument or a building in his name.
A building, yes.
The colonel Fabien?
Fabien, no.
Boulogne-Billoncourt.
Boulogne-Billoncourt, not stupid.
It's not Rivoli?
Yes, the general Boulogne.
And it's not the general École?
No.
Rivoli?
No.
It's Riv-Droit.
Yes, it's Riv-Droit.
What line is it?
No, listen, I'm not going to give you a name.
The fashion?
No, the fashion.
The fashion is Riv-Gauche.
Like that, we see those who take the subway.
It's hard for Ariel.
He was in the battle of Vagraam.
He was in Waterloo too.
Valmy.
Incredible efforts at Waterloo.
Lord of the Plains.
He was shot after the disaster.
Of course, in Waterloo.
But he is a great general of the empire.
It's not Grouchy?
Grouchy, no.
It's crazy that his name doesn't come to you,
even though everyone knows him.
But we don't know that behind this name
there is a general of the empire.
Did you know that?
No, I just checked this morning.
I'll help you a little.
On the occasion of an update
where his name is mentioned,
I said to myself,
who was he?
And that's how I found him.
And that's why I ask you the question.
Barbès or Rochechois?
No, neither Barbès nor Rochechois.
And Laurent, is the current in question
whether it concerns sports or politics?
Sports, no, not politics.
Ecology.
Ecology, no.
The music.
The music, no.
The macro intervention, no.
The theater.
Cinema, far away.
A track, maybe.
You can give us a track.
Green?
We would like to land.
We would like a track.
A track for the current subject.
For now, you are very cold.
You want a track show?
It's burning, it's burning.
It's burning.
So...
It concerns the cinema far away?
The cinema far away.
The actor is in the present?
Yes, of course.
Yes, of course.
And in addition, it's a subject that we talked about.
By God?
It's Gerard by God.
Bravo, Mr. Zigno.
He's playing Chabelle?
It's Drouot, Richelieu.
Richelieu Drouot, Richelieu Drouot.
Drouot, Drouot.
Drouot, Drouot.
Drouot, Drouot.
Antoine Drouot, at the last moment.
The answer.
The answer.
Good job.
De Valérie, Sir Valérie.
And Philippe Gelluc.
Yes, I know that Valérie put me on the track
because when she said Richelieu Drouot, I said
there is no general who is called Richelieu Drouot.
No, but yes, it was.
I was ending it.
I was sleeping.
I was sleeping.
Richelieu.
And what did he say by God?
Richelieu was the cardinal.
Drouot is a general well of the later centuries.
And indeed, Drouot hotel, it's where you're going to be put in a vent.
The works of Gerard by God.
Especially his faith.
Nobody knows.
No, especially a small portrait of Rimbaud by Ferdinand Leger.
Exactly.
State of the canvas, state of sculpture.
Gerard by God wants to separate.
They are currently exposed to the Drouot hotel.
And that's why I looked for it.
Because I don't remember who Drouot was anymore.
Well, Antoine Drouot, it's the name of a general of Artillerie
of Napoléon.
Good answer at the last moment.
RTL, six big heads, five big news.
Romain has been on the phone since...
Jérône, hello Romain.
Hello Romain.
Hello to the guests, hello to the public, hello to France.
He said hello to France.
He speaks for the Pope.
And in their bathroom, people who listen, shout, hello Romain.
Hello Romain.
What do you do in your life, Romain?
I'm a restaurateur.
I have a small shop, Trêter.
Oh, a small shop, Trêter, what is it called?
The small dishes.
I make two dishes there.
And there are several dishes depending on the inspiration.
Oh, it's a gourmet counter?
Well, dear Romain, I have good news for you.
Since it's a very beautiful trip that is in play,
you may be going to Jordan.
Oh yes, it's not nothing.
Eight days in Jordan with the person of your choice.
After a flight to Amman, you will be welcomed by French guides
who will obviously follow you during the whole circuit,
lying in complete retirement in four-star hotels.
You will discover Jordan, thanks to our new sponsor,
new parents, Salin Holidays.
It's written, I already told you, but I still remember it,
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But it's called Salin.
Salinholidays.com offers you a beautiful trip.
I imagine you will never go to Jordan, Romain.
Never.
And I really enjoyed it.
So it's great.
For that, you have to listen.
You said that the guides were going to follow you.
But I hope they will precede him.
Because as he has never been there, it will not help.
Romain, what matters is to listen to my big heads.
Each of the big heads will give you an information.
One will be true, the others will be fake news.
Let's go, we start.
I wanted to make him mad, Mr. Geluc.
We start with you.
Yesterday, during his television intervention,
Emmanuel Macron revealed that Elisabeth Borne
suffered, like Antoine Dupont,
from a zygomatic maxillosis fracture.
Those who would explain that she will never smile.
Yann Moax.
The demonstration against police violence
that took place Saturday in Paris,
has degenerated.
The police will therefore protest next Saturday
against the violence committed by the police.
The next Saturday's calendar is not yet fixed.
Gérard Junio.
Following the planned release this week
of the films by Luc Besson,
Sandrine Rochaud decided to replace her
pâté card with a tofu card.
Florian Gazan.
Visit Dupont in Marseille.
The Pontiff opened it,
paid tribute to the migrants,
and proposed that we register them directly
in the circle of the Marseillais nagers.
Ariel Dombal.
So, Romain,
with several millions of views on X,
ex-Twitter,
the most watched Ping-Pong party
is now the one between
Reine Camilla and Brigitte Macron.
And Madame Valéry Treveiler, to finish.
Senatorial election.
The right wing and the centre
keep the majority.
Gérard Larcher will therefore
keep his post as president of the Senate,
but the mayor of Lacantine
has therefore decided to resign.
So Romain, who said the truth?
On his information, there is one truth.
Do you want me to give direct cash
or do you want me to make a donation?
Listen, if you do your valise
for the Jordanians, go direct cash
and you remind us when you come back then.
Well, the good answer was Madame Dombal.
Why? What did she say, Ariel?
The Ping-Pong party
between Reine Camilla and Brigitte Macron.
Bravo, that's good!
Bravo, Romain!
And yes,
we all saw these images
and it made a big impact on social networks.
They are not very good,
neither one nor the other.
It's not a very long game,
to play.
No, it wasn't that bad.
Brigitte engaged and the other,
she put it in the wire, excuse me.
No, no, there was still a exchange of ball,
it was really passionate.
Yes, really.
No, but I, the son of my chauffeur,
is a champion.
No, but he is a champion.
Jeunesse de France.
It's not easy.
And I remind you, gentlemen,
that they are still in a heel and neck.
Make it, we're going to put you on heels.
No, no, it wasn't bad.
Wait, it interests me,
the son of your chauffeur.
Yes, yes, he is a champion.
Junior champion.
Junior champion.
Yes, of Ping-Pong.
Of Ping-Pong.
It goes so fast,
that we don't even see the ball passing.
But they are strong,
and they are strong, the Filipins.
I like to play football.
No, I like to play football.
I like to play football.
I like to play football.
And me, Laurent,
the nephew of the driver of the train,
of the subway that I took this morning,
well, he plays at the BABYFOOT.
Is he a Jeunesse champion?
The rest of the information was false,
obviously, even if it's true,
obviously, that there is a movie by Woody Allen
that will be released next Wednesday,
and a movie that was shot in France,
by the way, with, among other things,
Melville Poupaud, Valérie Le Mercier,
Lou Delage,
a movie by Luc Besson,
Dogman, who is also released,
that is to say that feminists
will have to do on Wednesday.
This is for cinema.
The visit of Pope to Marseille,
well, yes, we know,
indeed, that he has made tribute
to migrants,
but nothing to do
with the circle of Marseillais nagers.
When a Gérard Larchet,
it's true that he is,
he is re-elected,
surely president of the Senate,
since the Senate remains
majoritarian for the republicans,
and it seems that,
I don't know if I saw the paper
in Liberation Saturday,
but it seems that the co-leader
of the Senate is full of gibbiers
because he hunts, you know,
Gérard Larchet.
He brings his gibbier in the chest,
him or the father of the boy
who plays in the pincot.
But it's mostly gibbiers,
in the rain, in the rain.
No, but after,
they freeze him and they make him,
how do you say,
from land to land.
From land to land.
They make dobes.
Exactly.
They make dobes,
pockets,
and they have fun
for weeks and weeks.
But the Senate is a giant freezer.
That's true, you're right.
No, but to allow me,
Laurent, it's not a canteen in the Senate.
It's one of the best restaurants in Paris.
Oh, that's true.
Yes, it's a very good table.
Have you already been there?
Yes, I have already been there.
And have you seen the fridge?
No, because at the time...
Well, we're not talking about that.
At the time,
first, I wasn't going to the kitchen,
but above all, it wasn't the market.
Oh, that's right.
In any case, in the fridge,
it would surprise me
that there are still blood stains.
Romain, what matters to you
is that you go to Jordan, of course.
Yes, that's great.
Romain?
Romain?
Romain, it's amazing.
Yes, yes, I needed a discount.
It's perfect.
In any case, congratulations,
you go to Jordan.
A question for Jean-Pierre,
the leader who has a good eye on Marne,
and it's in the Valle de Marne.
Cholapin.
For what reason?
Angela Merkel and François Hollande.
Are they made in the famous village of Verne
where the little Emile,
you know, disappeared last summer?
Valérie, it's for you.
Were you there or not?
François Hollande and Angela Merkel
are made in this village.
So obviously...
But when was that?
Ah, well, here's the question.
It's related to the war.
I'll help you.
No, it was in 2015.
The Verne is now a village.
I had already been fired.
It's true.
I remember when you left last year.
January 2014.
I remember very well.
When the French sugar and Angela
were left there.
Do you think there was a story
between François Hollande and Angela Merkel?
Yes, I think so.
Is it for ecological reasons?
Ecological reasons?
No.
A commemoration?
It's something quite surprising.
And by the way,
the reason for which the sea,
which we often see,
the sea of this little village,
obviously marked by this drama
of the disappearance of the little Emil,
well, the mayor of Verne
said about 800 journalists
came to this time.
It was the most media-based event
in the world in 2015.
I have the journalist experience.
That's what François Balik says,
the mayor of Verne,
where little Emil lived with his grandparents.
There, he disappeared.
A few years later,
8 years ago,
now in March 2015,
Angela Merkel and François Mitterrand
returned to this village.
François Hollande, sorry.
They returned to this village.
It was in 2015.
Sorry.
It's a world war.
It's not a war.
Is it not a good wine from Verne?
No.
A little mouton.
A little mouton from Verne?
A good wine from Verne?
Is it a terrorist?
No.
And passed by there?
Now, you can forget the time
of the wine, Ariel.
It's over.
Did Angela Merkel go to this village
when she was young?
No, they went together.
Yes, but they had never been together.
No, they had never been together.
They had never been together.
They had never been together.
The Verne, it's not a place
where, by the way,
it was quite repeated
at the time
of the tragic disappearance
of this little boy, Emile.
Few people go through this village.
5 out of 5.
5 out of 5.
So that's what's surprising.
It's that 8 years ago,
Angela Merkel and François Hollande
went to this village.
Isn't there an airplane accident?
Go ahead, Mr. Junior.
I think it was an airplane accident.
The pilot committed suicide.
And there he is.
He killed the plane.
Excellent answer
from Gérard Junior
and Valérie Trevailer.
Do you remember
March 24, 2015?
I'm the concord.
No, not at all.
In fact, she knows us
as the concord.
No, the concord was on a hotel
in Gonesse, in Rio.
And it was before 2015.
2015.
In 2015,
the copilot of the German flight
Wings, which was linked
to Barcelona,
from the Soldoff,
committed suicide.
He committed suicide
by crashing with his plane.
And the disaster was intervened.
Not at the Verne even,
but on the neighboring town
of Braot-Bleone.
Except that the Verne is
easier to access.
It's there that the
victims' relatives were welcomed.
It's there, of course,
that we have,
I imagine, sometimes
the terrible recognition
of the bodies
of this tragic drama.
And so,
the village of Verne
has already known
this terrible news.
There are still 149 people.
Yes, but how did
this pilot commit suicide?
It's not complicated.
When you're a pilot,
you just have to
let go of the controls.
You aim at the bottom,
you see.
Oh, that's how he did it?
Yes.
No, but he didn't.
He asked,
I asked,
he asked the pilot
where the pilot
went in the plane.
And he got locked up.
You know,
he got locked up.
There is a safe door
and we can no longer
access the pilot's post
when we just got out.
Oh, he hit the nose.
By the way,
you have to say
a commemorative stale
in the village.
The Lufthansa,
the mother house
of the German Wings company,
thanked the inhabitants
of Verne,
really the village
of the family
of the little Emil.
There is actually
there,
simply,
a commemorative stale
to recall
this tragic accident.
There are eight years.
It's crazy.
In a village,
yet, or really,
there is usually
nothing going on.
No, but what is the airport?
Sorry,
is it not linked?
No, but what is the airport
the nearest?
No, but what is crazy,
wait,
there is a rebound
to what I am telling you.
Yes.
It is the Lufthansa
to offer a commemorative stale
which is installed
in this village
of Verne.
That is one thing.
But also,
the Lufthansa
invited the inhabitants
of Verne
to thank them
for welcoming
the relatives of the victims
in 2015.
Well,
the Lufthansa
invited the inhabitants
of Verne
to the football game
France-Allemagne
in the state of France
on November 13, 2015.
I was...
At night,
waiting.
Wow.
It seems absolutely crazy.
And that's why
the mayor,
and that's why
the mayor of Verne
said,
don't believe
that we are a cursed
community,
for the time being.
Well,
maybe we will go
to the airport
a little bit.
And at the same time,
we also reported
another plane
during the visit
of a plane
flying above the truck
piloted by Valérie Trierweiler.
And we wonder...
But in any case,
all this is told
in an excellent paper
that was published
this weekend
in M,
the magazine of the world.
It's Olivier Failles
who tells us
this whole story.
Absolutely amazing,
you have to say.
Around this village
of Verne,
it goes until
the game of football
France-Allemagne
on November 13, 2015.
It's like a good
collective response.
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Last night, it was a little less good, it's still someone, attention, who made a 30th
album that was in concert last night at La Filarmonie de Qui s'agit-il?
A singer?
A singer.
A French?
No, not French.
I'm going to tell you, he's from Ireland, I can even give you his real name, Declan
Patrick McManus.
Van Mauriton.
Nick Keiv.
Elvis Costello.
Excuse me.
Elvis Costello.
Excellent answer from Florian Gazan.
It's Elvis Costello.
We don't know him very well, Elvis Costello.
He started with the punks in 77.
He sang this tune, which was signed by Charles Aznavour, but which has a new life,
remembered thanks to this romantic film.
Rendez-vous à Notting Hill.
Couchfoudre.
Couchfoudre.
And he did another tune, because this song is not Elvis, it's Charles Aznavour,
he did Elvis Costello.
He did plenty of tunes.
Loads of tunes.
In the 70s, 80s, almost blues.
You did lots of tunes, you weren't able to give me one.
Almost blue.
You can sing it?
No, not respect for Elvis Costello, but maybe we can be François Lampe.
Can we listen to it?
I accident this wheel, and he looks like it's a tube.
It's not a tube, it's a proof, but we know it!
He went to Europe, in any case, for those who are interested, take advantage of it.
I'm not sure there's a lot of people among the big heads.
There's a tube he made called Alisson, which was great.
Alisson, maybe they can find him?
We'll find him for you, Mr. Moax.
But in the meantime, I have a question for Leo Legevel, who lives in Strasbourg.
An exhibition on Benjamin Rabier, you see, who is obviously Benjamin Rabier.
He was the illustrator at the Fable des Animaux Magnifiquement Mienset.
So indeed, he drew not only Gédéon Lecanard, but what else?
The Vashkiri!
The Vashkiri! Good answer!
Yes, it's him who drew the Vashkiri, Benjamin Rabier.
With his wonderful ear book in Europe.
The Vashkiri, Gédéon Lecanard.
So cute!
Invented to mock the German Vashkiri during the war.
I imagine illustrators, media authors, and ads.
There's an exhibition at Marc Lambersar, it's in the north.
An exhibition dedicated to Benjamin Rabier.
Benjamin Rabier, a competitor.
You didn't draw for advertising, apart from your cat.
And the insurance is my hand, obviously.
Here, for 14 years, and then two things, but not a lot.
You've never done the machine cat?
Well, no.
And the cat, the hand too?
No.
We found Alisson in the meantime, Mr. Moax.
That's a tube, that.
Yeah.
Wait, it was one.
That's it.
But this morning, coming here,
I still heard young people singing that in...
In all the heads.
But it's hard to sing.
Elvis Costello, in any case, is being turned around in Europe.
For Sabine Calvi, who lived in Provence,
now, a question concerning an anniversary.
An anniversary of an inauguration.
An inauguration of a famous canal.
So, inaugurated on September 25, 1992.
And Gédéon, Canal Plus?
No, not Canal Plus.
The Canal Saint-Martin.
No, it would have had to be...
And Gédéon?
No, it would have had to be 70 years
to build this controversial canal.
At the time, 171 km long.
The canal Rhine.
Rhine.
Danube.
And obviously, in the middle of Rhine and Danube,
a famous river is missing.
Which one?
Or a river, if you prefer?
Ah, a river.
A river.
La Meuse?
La Meuse, no.
La Marte.
What is La Marte?
La Marte.
It's a little confusing, La Meuse.
Ah, yes.
Ah, La Morte, you mean?
La Morte.
La Morte.
Is La Morte...
La Morte.
La Morte is a girl?
No, it's not La Morte.
La Marde.
La Marde.
La Marde.
No, La Marde.
No, La Marde.
No, La Marde.
No, La Marde.
No, La Marde.
La Marde.
Who uses, in particular, Frankfurt, the ...
The встретibol...
The credits, the encounter.
The meetibol...
A meetibol used for answering your questions.
Ah, yes.
So I got a bit of a scout in Germany,
and I was taking the 350 budget
of the meeting and we
he died on the night of the 24th to 25th of September 1983.
You have to say that his first wife was killed in a car accident,
a car accident where he was injured.
Still, he was on the steering wheel.
And it was a great alpinist and explorer.
Who is he?
Sacha Distel.
Sacha Distel.
And French?
French.
No, Mr. Gulli.
Belgium.
Belgium, yes.
Ah, well, yes, but if there are only questions.
The Belgian alpinist?
The Belgian alpinist, he didn't go up very high either.
He was not an alpinist in Belgium.
He did his first 4,000 in 1925.
He was as good a grimp as his father.
And obviously, he had a very, very different function than that of being.
It's not the king, the king Leopold II.
No, how do you say it?
The king Leopold III, Leopold III.
Leopold III, good answer.
Philippe de Lutte.
Ah, yes, it was the 5 great grimp.
It was the ascension to the throne.
And it wasn't white during the war, that's it.
That means he wanted to stay in the middle of his people,
instead of going out to London.
Because he had friends.
Transfrontal friends, that's what I'm saying.
It's nice to say.
And then wait, Baudouin is his son, Leopold III, no.
Yes, yes, yes, absolutely.
And he was remarried to Leopold III,
but his first wife, indeed the queen Astrid,
was killed in an accident in a car.
You knew that, sir.
Yes, because he was driving like a pig.
He was driving very, very fast.
And one day, I have a little family anecdote.
It's my grandfather, who was an officer in the Belgian army.
It was before the war.
And one day, he saw a guy in a moto.
But like a madman.
And he signs the guy.
And slowly, slowly, slowly, he insults him.
The guy stops, it was the king.
And there, the king comes to my grandfather,
who says to himself, but I'm going to do the emoji so dry.
And the king came to say to him,
bravo, you protect your men, and you're right,
I'm going to drive a little closer to the future.
How did he say it?
He was talking to me, he was talking to me, he was talking to me.
He was talking to me a little, I was with Germany.
I was talking to him, but he was talking to me.
I came closer to him.
He was talking to me in German, manifesto.
Yes.
The book of the day is signed by Frédéric Quinoneiro.
He is devoted to someone we love a lot.
It's Gene Birkin.
The book is called Gene Birkin in Florida.
It's published in the editions of the Archipelago.
We're going to talk about the occasion of a special evening,
Gene Birkin on RTL,
because Flavie Flamon is devoted to his edition of Gene Birkin at 20.
Well, at least at 20, I'm surprised.
But still.
Ah yes, the podcasts, it's not done, we're proud of it.
At 20, we'll be on BFL.
Yes, but still, we can listen to Flavie Flamon.
And look at the picture at home.
And then, in addition, Éric Jean-Jean will air a bonus track
since the house of Serge Gainsbourg,
Rue de Verneuil, from 21 hours to 22 hours.
Gene Birkin's evening, so on RTL this evening.
Then, in a moment, we will obviously discuss with Frédéric Quinoneiro
of Gene Birkin, but I have a small question to start with.
In 1978, a film was released in the cinema,
in which, played by Gene Birkin,
a film adapted from a famous British novel.
How is it called this film?
It's Agatha Christie.
It's Agatha Christie.
It's based on the Nile.
How do you say it?
Dead on the Nile.
Dead on the Nile.
Good answer!
From Gérard Juniot and Yann Wax.
No, Florian.
Yes, it was dead on the Nile.
Bravo, bravo Frédéric Quinoneiro.
Hello.
Hello Laurent, hello everyone.
You come back, obviously, on the whole city of Gene Birkin.
His filmography, his songs through this Bible,
in a way that had already been published a few years ago,
but that you have re-actualized, is that it?
That's it, yes.
It was released in 2016.
And, well, the news after was rich,
so I bought a 50-page one.
Gene Birkin has skin flowers.
You remember, for example, it's interesting and funny
that when she was on the film The Pirate, by Jacques Douayon,
she noticed that Charlotte, who is there in the scenes of the shooting,
is a little jealous of the young actress who was hired by another child,
obviously, who was called Lord Marsac.
And Gene felt his daughter jealous.
And that's why it's her
who signed Charlotte Gassbourg to the casting of the film Paroles et Musiques,
the film of Ellie Churaki.
And she obviously brought back the casting, Charlotte Gassbourg.
She didn't tell him, in fact, that she had to sign to the casting.
She had put a word on the table of the young actress.
And that's how Charlotte Gassbourg became an actress.
That was her first film, you see, Paroles et Musiques.
And what makes me happy, because it wasn't always the case in all the...
I told them a little last week, but that's true.
What makes me happy is that you talk about big heads in your book,
because it's true that most of the time,
we forget Gene Birkin's passage to big heads.
You're talking about big heads,
that she alternated theatre at the time,
and I think she played a piece of shero at that time.
Yes, yes, yes, that's right.
She played in alternation with the representation of shero,
so a very serious theatre.
And she came to record the big heads,
and you write, she liked this paradox,
just like LMS Serge Gassbourg,
because he could listen to classic, very, very serious things of the afternoon,
and talk to Patrick Sébastien in the evening.
Life is like that, you said, Gene Birkin.
The taxi drivers who listen to RTL
will not see me in the theatre or in a Dwayon film,
and I feel the duty to go to those to whom I owe my popularity,
because it's true that she had played in very popular films,
in the first part of her filmography.
Yes, she doesn't deny it, by the way, she was really...
She said that when she died,
she hoped that the television would give her the shame
by alternating the films with Pierre Richard,
and the films of Dwayon, the more serious films.
But she was all that, indeed, both.
Gene Birkin was someone who could be very moving,
and very funny at the same time.
Gérard Junyot obviously played with Gene Birkin in the bodyguard,
with his friend Samy Fred, isn't it Gérard?
Absolutely, it was delicious.
Did you talk about this kind of bodyguard shooting?
I treated all his films and all his discs,
it was a very complete biography,
so I think I didn't take anything from it.
But he's going to have to laugh now, then.
He's not going to laugh.
I'm the last one who wrote this.
Well, what was with a very nice song,
one of my favourite songs by Gene Birkin,
is to flee the happiness of a port that is not saved.
Tonight, Eric Jean-Jean, in any case,
from 20 to 1 o'clock,
will be, since the home here,
the Gene Birkin, we can call it that,
Rue de Verneuil has become a museum today.
Fier le bonheur de peur qui ne se sauve
comme une petite souris d'ose
Coindelkove, apercevoir le mousse à creuse
ses yeux fièvreux
Fier le bonheur de peur qui ne se sauve
ce dieu qu'il y a over the rainbow
Toujours plus beau le sol et above radieux
Crois au ciel, crois au dieu
même quand tout nous semble au dieu
que notre cœur est mis à sang et à feu
Fier le bonheur de peur qui ne se sauve
à voix parfois en vitrie et sauve
qui peut savoir jusqu'au fond des choses
et malheureux
Fier le bonheur de peur qui ne se sauve
ce dieu qu'il y a over the rainbow
Toujours plus beau le sol et above radieux
Crois au ciel, crois au dieu
même quand tout nous semble au dieu
que notre cœur est mis à sang et à feu
Fier le bonheur de peur qui ne se sauve
dis-moi que tu mets mon corps si tu n'ose
j'aimerais que tu trouves autre chose de bien
Fier le bonheur de peur qui ne se sauve
ce dieu qu'il y a over the rainbow
Toujours plus beau le sol et above radieux
Fier le bonheur de peur qui ne se sauve
ce dieu qu'il y a over the rainbow
Toujours plus beau le sol et above radieux
Fier le bonheur de peur qui ne se sauve
ce dieu qu'il y a over the rainbow
Fier le bonheur de peur qui ne se sauve
ce dieu qu'il y a over the rainbow
Toujours plus beau le sol et above radieux
Fier le bonheur de peur qui ne se sauve
Fier le bonheur de peur qui ne se sauve
ce dieu qu'il y a over the rainbow
Toujours plus beau le sol et above radieux
Fier le bonheur de peur qui ne se sauve
ce dieu qu'il y a over the rainbow
Fier le bonheur de peur qui ne se sauve
ce dieu qu'il y a over the rainbow
Fier le bonheur de peur qui ne se sauve
ce dieu qu'il y a over the rainbow
ou est-ce que...
non non non
ou est-ce que vous revenez avec la bouteille
de propane buta-gaze?
non non je sais que c'est la ville
qui ouvre les robinets
la ville ouvre les robinets
c'est un du dalgona
elle vient ouvrir
elle passe trois fois par semaine
non non non
mais en tout cas si on a trop froid
c'est pas vous qui commandez le chauffage de l'immeuble
y a une certaine date
c'est ce qu'on appelle un chauffage collectif
So there are people who live in the same building as you.
You have neighbors.
What a shame.
I have wonderful neighbors.
But it's true that I should go and have a tour on the side of the boiler.
You would say the title of a piece of land.
But do you know where the boiler is?
Well, it must be somewhere in the basements.
The basements.
Oh, there are people.
Generally, there is a bakery somewhere,
or a cave behind the driver's room.
No, but the cave, the cave I go.
And by the way, I...
Perfect to the cave.
But I forbid...
She goes to the cave to dry the angel.
No, no, but I...
She's going to spread her angel.
No, no, but I forbid the Lucifer traps against the foxes.
My last visit to the cave is to remove these horrible traps.
You have removed the carpet.
Exactly.
It's not the carpet.
It's called Lucifer.
You see, the thing with a motor is a trap.
The little mouse.
It's not because of you that there are more and more rats in Paris.
Ah, maybe.
A question for Virginie Fleur, who lives in the mainland.
A historical question.
If you had the Parisian this weekend, you would know how to answer.
Since the Parisian reminded us that there had already been a pope who came to Marseille.
But it was still a long time ago, in 1533.
Clément Sette, indeed, married the future son Henri II.
So the son of François I, with Catherine de Médicis in the city of Faucéennes.
It lasted quite a long time, by the way, the festivities.
That's what Sebastien Ramneau was telling us in the Parisian Velodrome.
No, there was not yet the Velodrome stadium in 1533.
But just as there was bad weather on the Mediterranean,
well, the whole delegation, dad, it was forbidden to resume the sea.
And it lasted like that for days and days and weeks and weeks.
We exchanged gifts, obviously, at the time.
So the famous lion offered by François I to Clément Sette.
A lion who had been, let's say, French for a while.
Since it was a lion who had been brought by a pirate, a famous pirate automatically.
Which I'm going to ask you the name.
What is the name of this?
Sinbad?
No, not Sinbad.
For the other one.
Barbe Rouge?
How do you say it?
Barbe Rouge.
Barbe Rouge.
Bad answer from Gérard Juniot.
He is strong, Gérard Juniot.
He first said Barbe Rouge in a later...
He's always a bit of a tater.
A bit of a tater.
I played Barbe Rouge in Astérix.
Ah yes!
The pope had come to marry his cousin in Marseille in 1533
and he had received, indeed, in the case of François I,
a lion, the lion of Barbe Rouge.
That's how it is.
The big heads of Laurent Ruchier are from 15.30 to 18.00 on RTL.
Always with Ariel Dombas, Zairie Traveller, Yann Wax,
Philippe Gallup.
Hello Laurent.
Hello Philippe.
Florian Ghazan and Gérard Juniot.
If you have read today's Liberation,
you must have read this tribune,
even signed by Franck Kraxik.
I hope I don't get his name.
We'll have him on the phone in a moment.
He is a pianist, a professor,
at the National Conservatoire de Musique et de Danse de Lyon.
And, fortunately, he has been interviewed
in Libé today on a third page
because we know the famous thing
that we talked a lot about last week.
He defends himself, and he is right, Franck Kraxik.
And, by the way, he doesn't only defend himself,
he defends other people,
but who defends him on the four columns
that are in Libé today?
It's the fiasco of the chorales
who interpreted the national hymns.
And, of course, Gérard Juniot, the chorist,
had the right answer.
Bravo Gérard!
Hello Mr Kraxik.
Ah, hello.
Yes, you're doing well to tell us
the end of this story
because we haven't really understood
what was going on
in the evening of the first match.
Because, in fact, that evening,
it started on the evening of France,
New Zealand, with these children who sang.
And Pierre, we said they sang in canon.
You, by the way, in this paper of Libé this morning,
you say,
but no, they didn't sing at all in canon, the children.
They didn't sing badly then.
So, but no, stop attacking the children,
precisely, Mr Kraxik, take their defense this morning.
What they played there,
it's complicated to understand even for me
and even for them, by the way.
There are a lot of national hymns.
It was necessary that they learn a lot of hymns.
Yes, they learned.
20 hymns plus 25 languages,
since South Africa has 5 languages.
Ah yes, that is to say,
the children had learned all the hymns
of all the teams.
Well, if we summarize,
7,000 people were,
they learned for a year and a half
the 25 languages,
and therefore the 20 hymns,
with the promise that they were going to sing.
They had the means to defend them on the field
and we did them,
they got back.
Yes, and especially the first evening,
they were not well placed enough
for the audience to see them
and understand that the children were singing.
It's good that after,
there is a shift between the tribes and the children,
that's it.
No, but it's not well placed,
it's that they were especially well placed.
That was successful.
But it's at this point of success,
by the way, because in fact,
no preparation,
no sound,
nothing has been anticipated.
I don't know, it's like if you send big guys
to the French Sable
with a portable stage,
it's over.
So what you're saying is that the children
were not for nothing,
and you, by the way,
that all of that was badly organized.
But I would adore it,
because I want to do something.
That is to say, it was never a fault
of a transcription,
but the problem is that the children
heard it,
they sent their results
and work and registration
to the 20 federations,
which have all been approved.
Until the point where,
by the way,
you are talking about New Zealand,
but not only New Zealand.
South Africa,
Georgia,
Scotland,
we say,
but we prefer this version
to all the others
that we have just heard.
You write in Liberation today
that all that has been deleted,
finally,
and that our country
has missed an opportunity
to tell itself
and to tell the world
that its youth could transmit
a message of harmony
and well-being.
Who wouldn't agree with that?
It's obvious.
After,
I don't have the means
to understand,
to verify the reason
for which it happened like that.
It's disastrous for them,
because in the end,
they invested a lot of work.
I would say,
for once,
on the Marseillais,
it's not always clear,
this story of Marseillais.
Well, they invested a lot of work,
deeply,
deeply,
on sports too.
Do you realize that
10 minutes before entering the stadium,
it's like,
we're going to sing,
we're going to have stars,
we're going to have players,
we're going to have heroes,
it's all the work we've done
and they take on the national flag
as a result.
It's not exactly
the way to encourage work
and sports values,
it's not also the way
to encourage the field,
in any case.
7000 young people
whom we said,
well, come home.
We're going to take them
in a voice kit, dad.
But it's true,
it's true that it's sad
for the children
who had repeatedly worked
for weeks and months.
Did you see the chorus,
the film with Gérard Junio?
Well, of course.
By the way,
a part of the children
are also,
they are very, very
marked by this film
and a large part
decides to go further
or at least
to cross the path
of the field
also thanks to this film.
Well, yeah,
the fault,
Gérard Junio!
Hello!
So you go to Junio.
You want to say hello to him?
It's red beard
and red beard,
it's obviously the fault
of the Santa Claus.
Anyway,
thank you for your
interest
because I think
you listened to them,
it's important
and believe me,
the most happy thing
for me,
it was to accompany them.
Well, imagine,
that,
for the moment,
it's true that it's terrible.
7000 children
who have been working
for weeks
and months
repeat all the times
of all the countries
and that we return to them
because it was hard
to organize them.
So,
you want to give them
a second chance
in the J.O. 2024?
Well, there you go.
I'm not sure
but we're going to,
in any case,
punish Gérard Junio
because the big fault
is him.
The big fault
is at the start of all this.
It's him!
A question for Nicolas Guénac
who lives in Fresco,
it's in the north.
What can we see
currently
in the windows
of the Galleries La Fayette
on the occasion
of a 90th anniversary?
Is it a brand?
A brand, no,
not especially.
A toy?
A dress?
A dress.
Yes, indeed,
but a dress
of one brand
or several brands?
It's not...
A type of dress.
A type of dress.
A type of dress.
What do you call a brand?
Yes, we'll say it's...
A creator.
A sport jersey.
Of several creators.
Yes.
So, a little...
A little dress.
Sorry.
A little dress?
What is a little dress?
A little dress?
No, a dress.
You're taking it on the street.
It's good.
The dress
is an element
of the dressing,
of the dressing
that has been
declined by all the creators.
Oh yes, but what a relationship then.
Because there,
it's a 90th anniversary.
Of the beast.
A little black dress.
No.
So, 90 years old...
90 years old,
it's the...
90 years old,
we invented the string.
Oh yes.
The bikini.
Really?
No.
The string in front of the regal.
It seemed very old.
Yes, yes.
Of course.
The big 90 years old was in 1933.
Exactly.
It's not a very funny date.
No, but yet it was created...
It's a brown shirt.
No.
No, no, no.
There are clothes
indeed very different
from each other
which are currently exposed
in the galleries' windows
at the occasion of a 90th anniversary.
If you find the 90th anniversary
of what,
it will help you to find
which type of clothes.
It's women's clothes.
So, rather women's.
Could these clothes
be linked to a specific event?
And these are work clothes?
Yes.
Work clothes.
Well done.
The dress.
The uniform.
The blouse.
The blouse.
I understand.
The clothes are very different.
In its galleries' windows
at the faillette.
It's not the clothes
that make their 90th anniversary.
It's at the occasion of the...
Ah, it's Air France?
Yes.
Uniform.
Air France's uniform.
Air France's uniform.
Good answer.
You are a good team with Gérard.
Bravo Gérard,
Junio,
Bravo Valéry Traveller.
Air France's company
is famous for its 90 years old.
Air France was born in 1933
And to celebrate these 90 years, Air France has called on the costume workshops of the National Opera of Paris
to imagine, from the emblematic elements of the heritage of the airline company,
the collection of the five robes that have embodied the history of the goddesses of the air.
So there is Dior, there is Balan Siaga, Christian Lacroix, Jean-Phi Jansen.
It's true that I haven't seen it, but it should be fun to see.
I haven't seen it either.
The costumes of the goddesses of the air.
And the news?
Through the ages.
So I don't know who made the last ones.
I think they are more classic today.
We don't ask for a great seamstress like we did.
We don't have the means anymore, my good sir.
At a time, well, here we are.
That's it.
Everything is great.
But Dior, it was in 1962, Balan Siaga in 1969.
And so far, until October 10, in Paris, Boulevard Rossmann,
at the Gallerie Lafayette, you can see in vitrine the different robes of the goddesses of the air.
And I think there are a few costumes from Stewart too.
You are right, maybe there is Jean-Phi's costume, very attached,
which is exposed in the vitrines of the Gallerie Lafayette.
Nice response from Dior, Junior, Traveller.
So tell us, we see 27,000 now, and it's a better one.
It's a number plus a figure, 27,000, which has been given to us by the press this weekend.
But what is the number of 27,000 in the world today?
And which is rather a better one?
Yes, it's seven animals.
Yes.
Who instead of disparaging the rhinoceros?
The rhinoceros!
Bal, but how did you know that?
Well, because...
Yes, we counted them.
There are now 27,000 rhinoceros in the world.
Yes, but how do I know that?
It's because my Chinese supplier of powder, of rhinoceros,
told me, Monsieur, there is no more, we don't find any more.
He cuts the horns.
But yes, it's awful.
We don't want to break them, we cut the horns.
And they look like hippopotamuses.
The figure is important, where it is disastrous.
It's a good or a bad one.
It goes up.
It goes up.
There are a lot of animals that are suffering.
There is a recrudescence.
So there are tragic disappearances.
The rats.
The mice.
But the mice, for example.
And the rhinoceros.
The mice in the 8th arrondissement.
Yes, of course.
For Romain Parrot, who lives in Le Fenouillet in Vendée,
a good news for the French cinema,
because the film of Justine Trillet
has surpassed a million spectators.
We wouldn't have put it on.
Because, remember, there was a polemic
at the time of her famous speech.
But not with the film, I think.
Her speech in Cannes.
And it seems that the film, indeed,
I haven't seen it yet.
I've seen it.
And very, very...
What's his name?
Anatomy of a fall.
Good collective response.
But we always quote Justine Trillet,
which is normal,
because she is the director of this film.
But she co-written the film.
With her companion.
With her companion.
With her companion.
A companion who is an actor, too.
There is a whole page
that is dedicated to him in Liberation today.
His name is Arthur Harari,
the co-scenarist of La Palme d'Or in Cannes.
Anatomy of a fall.
Except that we will see it
Wednesday in a film.
A film by Cédric Cannes.
If you want to ask the questions,
you have the right answers.
We are afraid of not being the first.
We are fighting, we are running.
Yes, but it's useless
because everything you said
is not the right answer.
No, but it's so intelligent.
But it's not wrong.
What role does this film play?
Kejman.
Arthur Harari.
He plays George Kejman,
the lawyer of the Co-Scenarist.
Good answer.
There, it's a good answer.
Good answer from Valérie Traveller.
You see?
You have to know how to be patient.
Yes, yes.
They make me cry
after talking about it.
And the director is Cédric Cannes.
The director.
But about the director,
do you know the story
that happens in the campaign?
It's the son of the farmer
in a farm,
and he comes to his father
and he says,
father,
later,
I would like to be the director.
And the father says,
ah, the director,
it's really good in our job,
my son.
It's incredible.
It's incredible,
it's a story.
Good answer,
where do you get this old story?
From the last album of the cat.
No.
It came back to me.
Did you know it?
No.
We don't want to know it.
If you could,
please,
please,
everything that comes back to you.
A literary question
for Jean-Luc Touriol,
who lives in Syrdonis,
in Charente-Maritime,
we are announced for October 12
next,
an unpublished correspondence
that will be published.
I have to give one of the two correspondents,
they are called
Jean Desbordes.
But it's letters between him and who?
Jean Desbordes.
And Jérôme Mévié?
No.
Jean Desbordes.
I don't have Albert Camus.
No.
He was himself Jean Desbordes,
writer and poet.
He died in 1944,
on July 6, 1944,
in terrible conditions,
since he died under torture.
But he had time to write many letters.
With Jean Moulin?
No, with Jean Moulin, no.
With a man?
With a man.
Exactly.
René Cha?
René Cha.
With a poet?
A poet, yes.
Max Jacob?
With Aragon?
Françise Ponge?
No.
Françise Lalanne?
No.
With Apollinaire?
No.
With a resistor?
A resistor?
No.
With whom?
Of course.
Jean Cocteau?
And it's Jean Cocteau.
Good answer!
Le Yann Watts.
And yes, we always talk about the couple Jean Cocteau.
Jean Marais.
But before Jean Marais,
Jean Cocteau had,
let's say, a secretive,
insistent and loving man
who was called Jean Desbordes.
And they...
It's good.
It's good.
By the way, there was a book about him recently.
Yes, because he was resistant.
And he died under torture.
Which is still an incredible act of heroism.
And so the letters,
the unedited correspondence
between Jean Cocteau and this famous Jean Desbordes,
under torture on June 6, 1944,
you managed to identify Cocteau.
But it was far from me.
You don't like Jean Cocteau?
Yes.
It's one of the greatest writers of the 20th century.
It's a total genius.
He was totally taken.
By the way, when we read in an intimate journal,
we can see that until his last days,
he was envious and jealous.
He was never taken seriously.
But since he's dead now,
he's obviously considered a genius.
Listen, in any case,
I made a movie about him.
His name is Opium.
Yes, absolutely.
A very good movie.
And who is...
Who is remarkable.
He had a process of being a mundane
and with this famous word,
we would say,
a cocktail of Cocteau.
The mundanity doesn't exclude the genius.
A proust.
But many writers who have succeeded
have been taken by their brother,
Pagnol.
I was recently reading
Pagnol's writings,
which also had a popular success,
absolutely considerable.
There's only one story about the tractors
that weren't very...
Very impressive.
I would like to be an actor.
Do you understand?
It's a game about sound.
No, you didn't mention Pagnol.
The Pagnol Breton.
The Pagnol Breton.
The Pagnol Breton.
The Pagnol Breton, too.
A question for Odile Hernandez,
since we are at this time,
that Mrs. Hernandez lives in L'Ambersard,
in the north.
Well, here,
where there is, I believe,
the Jermain Rabier exhibition.
And I'm going to ask you to find...
He did the Vachkiri.
You're going to ask to find the name
of the one who, on February 22, 1945,
died,
shot in a car,
shot, then,
shot by aviation,
by a fighter plane.
The shot, we say,
was shot,
and shot.
Shot, if you prefer.
Shot, shot.
Otherwise...
Yes, you're right.
I mean, shot rather than shot.
It's a mistake, Mr. Julien.
No, no, no, no.
But that's...
I appreciate your effort.
I appreciate it.
The shot was shot by an executioner
in a bayon.
Absolutely.
And if he was shot
by a shot,
he hadn't been shot,
but shot.
Because shot,
it's either a shot or a shot.
The car was shot
by a fighter plane.
He was inside,
and we talk a lot about this
little glorious character,
you have to say,
of the Second World War.
Dorio.
Dorio.
Good answer
from Gérard Junyot.
Jacques Dorio,
you remember who was Jacques Dorio?
Yes,
he was a communist,
basically,
who converted himself
into populism.
He had founded
a part,
in fact,
French fascist,
and he collaborated
with the Germans,
while basically,
he was an opposite obedience,
in fact.
And Roussel was compared to,
by Maame Chiricou,
I always say Chiricou.
It's Chiricou,
Chikirou.
Chikirou,
Chikirou, Chikirou.
Chiricou is the cartoon.
Chiricou is Jean-Claude,
but he's my friend.
I think he founded
a party called the PPF,
by the French popular.
Absolutely.
And also Madame Chichirou,
but that's when
she ate too much tomatoes.
And he's part of
one of those
communists
that we treat the Germans.
Well, is it always
that it's not very,
very nice,
and indeed,
to compare Mr. Fabien Roussel
to Mr. Doriot,
that's what Maame Chikirou did.
And it's obviously
controversial within
what we call...
So that's the same thing.
We sometimes say
nupes,
nupes.
How do you say it?
I can't say it soon.
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was created in 2006. But this company created in 2006, has today 1,500 employees.
And listen well, this company has generated 494 million euros of business figures last year.
So it's a start-up, without a doubt, on the net.
Yes, yes, Ariel.
Here, I'm getting closer.
Yes, you're getting closer, yes.
Isn't it Quejasouris.com?
But indeed, created in 2006.
Can we consider it mythical?
It's a meeting site?
A meeting site, no.
But it's on the web, Ariel, for a reason, indeed.
It's Norwegian at the beginning, to tell you everything.
But Mrs. De Souza is the general director in France.
Is it Vinted?
No.
It's Vente Park.
Le Bon Coin?
It's the Vente Park.
Le Bon Coin?
Le Bon Coin!
Good answer, Gérard Juniot.
And how do you say in Norwegian, Le Bon Coin?
I know you well.
But I admit I've never been to Le Bon Coin.
No, not me.
No, not me.
I was a kid.
I sold it to Mr. Juniot.
I sold it to Mr. Juniot.
I sold it to Le Bon Coin.
And why do you like things that happen in the toilets?
It's an easy question.
It's not that.
No, nothing between Le Bon Coin and Le Bon Coin.
But it's crazy.
There are 1,500 employees.
There's shit on Le Bon Coin.
How does it start?
It's a sale site.
It looks like it's a sale site,
but we find everything.
If we want to buy 3 clubs,
we go to Le Bon Coin.
There are apartments.
Apartments?
It's even a meeting site.
Do you even find women?
No, there's everything on Le Bon Coin.
I don't understand how to meet a woman
on Le Bon Coin.
Because there are clubs?
No.
Because there are English people
or it's meetings.
Yes, on Le Bon Coin,
from the Russian side.
No, it's not on Le Bon Coin.
It's also a meeting site.
We find everything on Le Bon Coin.
How does it start?
It starts with Le Bon Coin.
It starts with Le Bon Coin.
It starts with Le Bon Coin.
Yes, it's true.
It starts with Le Bon Coin.
It's a collection of animals.
In the same day,
we can find a person and his wife.
It's awesome.
Le Bon Coin is a huge success.
The first line is the title
dedicated to Figuaro Madame,
to this company
led by Amandine de Souzaoui.
Yes, Mr. Geluc.
No, I also do Le Bon Coin.
There are a lot of people.
Do you think you'll talk about agriculture
with Le Bon Coin to sell cars?
A question for Maryam,
the freaks who live in Loise.
It's about finding the name
of an enormous French moralist
who writes erudite.
We remember
that when he died,
he was buried in a well.
But since then,
we have analyzed his body
in a way to be certain
that it was his.
And currently,
there is even a question
of pantheonization.
The Foucault Rock.
No, the Foucault Rock.
Mountain.
Sorry.
Mountain.
Another good answer
from Gérard Juniot.
I didn't understand.
I had the impression
that he had said
my pain.
And I don't understand the report.
No, it's Michel's
mountain.
Mountain that was indeed
buried first in his castle,
castle of Saint-Michel
de Montaigne,
which bears its name.
Then to the cover of the leaves.
And we examined it
to see if it was
good for him.
We analyzed his body.
Well, there is no ultimate proof.
Of course.
The DNA has not been
really used.
But is it still
that we are asking today
some to ask?
Yes, a border.
A border.
A local elected.
But why not
mountain to pantheon?
There is no other.
No, it's even strange
that he is not there.
That's right.
I read
something recently
on the mountain.
He was no longer afraid
of death.
That's not true.
Yes, why?
Because one day
he took a horse.
He snatched it
into the countryside.
The horse fell
and it remained
semi-dead
for quite a long time.
And then
it was his wife
who found it, etc.
Mountain.
Mountain.
And then when he
when he re-emerged
more than fear
of this unconsciousness,
he said,
well, death,
that's it.
Well, it was
finally quite pleasant.
We don't remember anything.
And from there
he was no longer afraid
of death.
Well, he was no longer afraid
of death.
Make a horse.
Ma'am,
Mountain.
It was called
François de la Chasseigne
for your dear
government.
And from there
in Choucault,
there were no roulettes
all the two, no?
No, no, no, no.
Well,
Mountain,
it's with Boécy.
It's with Boécy.
Sorry, Mr. Junior.
Mr. Trompé.
I like to be precise,
if you know.
Of course.
No, no, no.
There are only mountains
that don't meet each other.
Well, anyway,
mountain tests,
we like them.
They are transformed.
Yes, they are transformed.
Well,
we have always said
Boécy,
we talked about Boécy
and never about the mountain.
And when you have a mountain,
it's worth it
to read the tests.
Well,
it's the modest advice
that I give
in terms of reading it
in modern French,
because in ancient French,
it's a little delicate.
And then there are a lot
of Latin quotes,
a book,
despite its celebrity,
which is very difficult to read.
Yes,
but it's not bad.
In any case,
I read it in good French
when I was a horse.
You read it in New France.
And I kept it.
You read it in New France.
Well,
I read it in French
like everyone else.
Well,
the last time
you read the mountain,
it was on the panel
of the future.
I didn't even
do the report.
There we go too.
FTN,
it's the time of the 8th of the day.
The 8th of the day
will be a big tour
across France
from January 2021.
We'll have to wait a few days
for his album to come out
on October 20.
It will be called
Reflet,
his album.
But we already have
an avant-gout,
an avant-gout of this album.
He's going to talk to us
and obviously,
we're going to receive him
for this occasion.
After having listened to
all together,
keep your dreams,
keep your dreams.
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We're not truly
We're truly
And the original
this is depth
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our dreams
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Hello Fabien, my name is Fabien, I can call you Fabien, it's not easy, or GCM, I don't like GCM.
No Fabien.
Yes, since it's still pre-composed.
No, but we were all very, very emulous.
Yes.
But then, like every time, there is text and voice and magic of the two reunions work,
as much as you sing now.
You sing, we will say.
Yes, I sing.
It's going well for me.
Do you see your fiancé?
How do I see you?
In the text?
No, it's his children that he addresses.
Oh really?
I'm going to think about it.
You didn't listen to Arienne.
Oh yes, yes, yes.
It's your children that you address.
Of course, I talk to my two boys.
Oh yes, yes.
And your two boys who have said this and that, that's about it.
Exactly.
And you really dream about it?
So indeed, it's a dream to wake up every day you think about it.
Well, I ask myself the question.
Yes, it's true that it's small moments very common.
And what I say in the song, and at the same time it's a privilege.
And all that, it goes very fast.
We often say that when children are born, it accelerates a little bit the sand.
And it's true that I realize.
And suddenly, these little moments that seem very anodinous,
I say to myself that one day they will miss me a lot.
So that's it.
It's a dream, maybe, to wake up that we want to remember a little bit.
The album Reflé will be released on October 20 next.
For now, we just have this single, Retiens les rêves.
There will be collaborations on the album, as you often do.
Or is it only you this time?
No, it's just me.
Exactly.
After a whole album of duos, ladies and gentlemen,
after the album with my friends Gael, Faye, Ben Mazue,
we were always three.
There, I come back alone.
That's right.
It was a huge success.
I have to say, for the previous album, I think of duo with Luan behind the fog,
but also that one with Camille Hollouche.
But I love you.
Was it the biggest success of your career, these songs?
Yes, surely.
Yes, because there were a lot of radio passages.
And suddenly, there were real tubes that people sing after,
in the concert halls.
Yes, it's surely the two biggest.
For you, that was unexpected.
Because since, I think, Midi-Vin, Midi-Vin,
it was the title of your first success.
It was 17 years ago, that's already about it.
Yes, 2006.
Yes, that's it.
And it's true that it's more and more difficult to be broadcast on radio.
And on the previous album, it happened to you twice with this incredible title,
with Luan and Camille Hollouche.
Yes, but it's true that as I was doing a format a little less classical,
where I was speaking, I wasn't singing.
So, suddenly, I wasn't immediately well served by the radio.
And it's true that it has evolved.
Maybe also that my albums have been more and more musical.
I sing, as you said, more and more.
And that's true that now I am more served by the radio.
But that should indeed be a lot of broadcast.
Keep the dreams.
The first song extracted from the album to come reflected.
Then there will be a big tour.
I'm not going to give all the dates.
It starts in January 2024.
Here it will be.
Go home to Brussels, to the National Forest on January 14.
Great.
Mr. Geluc, for our Belgian friends who listen to us,
then there are Zeniths everywhere in France.
Exposure parks are very large.
Every time, will you have a first part?
Yes.
I have two singers and a singer.
I'm a little bit there that I'm going to put in the first part.
And cinema, are you ...
Yes, because he makes the movies for me.
Well, yes, of course, Mr. Junio who is interested in cinema.
Indeed, we remember the adaptation of your patient book.
But there have been other things since.
Are you part of the phenomenon in this story of Charles Aznavour?
A little bit, yes.
Explain.
We can say that.
Well, no, but I co-written the scenario and I co-realized the film.
We just came to finish the shooting.
So it's no longer ...
It will be a biography of Charles Aznavour.
It's a biography we are especially interested in the first part of his career.
That is to say, really the success front.
And it's not in this cut.
It's Tahr Raim who is doing masterpieces of the great Charles Aznavour.
That's still ...
You have to say that he is extraordinary.
He has the sense to transform.
We saw in a series not so long ago.
If you think about it, it was the serpent.
The serpent is absolutely incredible.
So I do not doubt a second, which is excellent.
He is incredible.
Charles Aznavour.
He is incredible.
He is metamorphosed.
He took singing classes, management, piano.
He is wonderful.
Fabien, I present you right away.
Someone you know, you have surely already met.
Because you are interested in sports.
It's Didier Deschamps.
Hello Didier Deschamps.
Yes, hello.
Well Fabien, you remember me.
We met in the state of France when you worked at the service marketing.
You have always been very serviceable.
As you were big, it's you who changed the employees of the projectors.
At the same time, with the celebrity, you remained a nice boy.
The proof is that you are here today to make a slum animation for Papi Junio.
So good day.
It's true that we worked at the state of France.
Yes, that's right.
What exactly did you do to change the employees?
Almost.
No, I was there.
Yes, are you right?
I was in the marketing direction.
So it was, I liked sports, so it was good.
It was the biggest sports events.
Stéphane Baird.
Yes.
Would you like to say a few words Fabien?
Yes, hello.
Prince Laurent de la Rue-quière.
Yes, thank you.
And Grand Duke Fabien de la Maladie.
And hello to the gay and the populace.
Oh no.
Personally, I love the slum, the musical style.
Not the show of Cyril Ferro.
By the way, do you know the difference between slum and slum?
No.
When we listen to slum, we have the heart that beats.
And when we look at slum, we have the heart that beats, but not for a long time.
Oh no.
When he sees it, great mad heart.
And for me, the definition of the poet itself.
I see it between Verlaine and Rimbaud.
Not in the bed, of course.
It's the expression of the modern poet himself.
Nagui and Michel de Rue-quière are there too.
Yes, hello, hello, hello, hello.
And welcome, welcome.
Don't forget the words of great mad heart.
I was expecting Michel to play.
I already forgot what I ate this afternoon.
It's okay, Michel.
I'll put you back in the fridge until Sunday.
And we're going to play without you.
I remind you of the rules of the game, because they are hard.
If simple, I give you a song of great mad heart.
And you tell me if you know it.
Or if you have shitty musical tastes.
But in this case, I can advise you the last one to go and listen to it in the scene
with Simon Au Pied.
Or soft carpins.
If you have the Joker, I love great body.
But where is it?
So, out of nowhere.
Thank you, Nagui.
Nicolas Sarkozy, you mean a few months, great mad heart.
Hello, great mad heart.
Your little body is good for health.
I love your voice.
Maybe you could do a duet with Macarlane.
She also does slams.
Slams the helmets when she sings.
You know, Mr. Malaad, I love music.
Malaad.
Your pronunciation is not good yet.
It allows me to move away.
But what I prefer the most is to make people sing.
Good day.
Let's applaud Marc-Antoine Lebré.
Obviously, thanks to his hands.
All his voices.
The great mad heart politics has been requested a lot.
Because we know that sometimes you react to the news through some of your texts,
some of your songs, or sometimes you react to the nonsense that some say.
I think another Fabien, of course.
It's a pronoun that can ...
We say that people who have the same pronoun don't always look alike.
I think Fabien Lecovre, who was taken physically by the singer Ochi,
you had made this beautiful text called Des gens beaux.
There was also not essential at the time of confinement.
It's true that you react like that often to news, to events.
Do you dare to be requested a lot by politicians?
A lot, maybe not.
But yes, it happens especially in the moments of presidential campaigns.
Yes, you hear there are some calls to support them,
to have a meeting, to make a song, an opening.
People don't answer, it's a piece of advice that you say.
That's what I do.
I'm sorry, it's very good.
I feel concerned about everything that happens.
But I have the impression that it's my place to be on political podiums.
What matters is the album that will be released in October.
Retain les rêves.
It's the first song that we were able to discover today on RTL.
But you stay with us.
The time of the valise, RTL, now.
It will be after the pub.
The valise.
Grancormalade is still our guest.
It's only 18 o'clock.
In October, his album will be released.
Reflected.
Maybe we'll slide this album when it will be released in our RTL valise.
For now, it's still brand new.
Our valise.
Grancormalade, you know the principle.
You've already heard the valise.
Yes, I've heard about it.
For 1,100 euros.
The single by Marc Lavoine and Céron, his name is Valise.
And also this weekend, George Lang,
added an instant digital camera.
George Lang added this camera in the night,
from Saturday to Sunday.
So obviously, it's kind of the trap of the day for the Valise RTL.
Do you want to give a number from 1 to 20?
I'll tell you where.
I'll take the number 7.
The number 7.
He said it in slum.
We will call Isabelle Delsa.
So if you want to keep her name, she lives in the north, Isabelle.
And it's you who's going to talk to her directly.
You introduce yourself, you explain to her that you're on RTL.
We record what you say.
Then we put a little bit of music behind them.
And we play the song.
The question that needs to be asked is,
obviously, does she know the content of the value?
Perfect.
Let's go.
It sounds to Isabelle Delsa, a vicar,
precisely in the north.
Hello.
Hello, Isabelle.
Hello.
Hello, it's Grancormalade.
We're on RTL, in the big heads.
Yes.
Do you hear me well?
Yes.
Do you know Isabelle, the question I asked you?
You may know it.
The question is,
do you know the mountain of the RTL valley, Isabelle?
Yes.
I noticed that there were two things.
Oh, there is, there is.
Be careful, you're listening,
but Grancormalade is still talking to you.
You have this chance.
Yes, I'm not Mr. Ruequier.
No, it's not.
It's your chance.
There, it was well Ruequier who was talking to you.
Yes.
And it's...
We have several big heads, you know.
But be careful,
there are two things in the valley.
Indeed, there are two things.
In addition to the initial mountain.
Well, yes.
Ah, yes, well, in my opinion,
I didn't hear what you were saying.
You were saying that, suddenly.
Yes, as you say, suddenly.
Badly.
But I want to say.
So you don't have the money to help, huh?
I might be right, a little tip.
It won't be easy to help you.
No, no, I don't have the right.
No, it's not.
No, but does Isabelle know the mountain of the valley?
Already.
Yes, it will change.
Pardon, it was Ariel Dombard.
It will change Ariel Dombard.
It will change.
Yes, it will change.
It will change that it will remind the audience for the next call.
That's true.
So we listen to you.
So 1,100 euros?
That's right.
1,100 euros, that's good, Isabelle.
So the single, Love Box, Mark Lavoine and Seronin.
That's good too.
But during the weekend, George Lange added something.
Oh, I love it.
Ah, yes, yes, yes.
George Lange, so it would be a disc.
A disc, it's not stupid.
But no, it's not a disc.
I don't have cream, I don't have crepe, maybe.
It's very George Lange.
Yes, it's very George Lange.
It's good to try.
Isabelle, that's what we're going to do.
Isabelle, I promise you.
I'm sure Gros Corbalat will agree with me.
I promise you.
Because the tour goes a little bit everywhere in France.
And surely it will pass in the north.
I'm going to look at the dates.
Yes, there is Lille, there is Voussel.
There is Saint-Omer.
We start with Saint-Omer.
But is Jean Rashid ready to offer two places?
But Jean Rashid offers all the places you want.
Isabelle, if you want, we offer you two places with great pleasure.
With great pleasure.
You will have a choice.
The Zenith of Lille, the 16th of February.
Or the Zenith of Amiens, the 2nd of February.
You are more...
It's not more than one for me.
The Lille.
Well, there you go.
It's done.
We have two places for you in Lille.
Well, there are already two people, it's cool.
The 16th of February.
Well, he's going to do the full one.
Feel free.
Feel free as if you were privileged.
Isabelle, even if you missed the valise,
we will offer you, first of all, a tour of Lille.
And the two places to applaud great sick body
in Lille, the 16th of February, in the framework of its big tour.
Do you already like it?
Yes, I like it very much.
And I would like to sign for the valise because I'm really shy.
It was an instant digital camera, an AQFA photo,
that we had slipped in the valise during the weekend,
plus a printer.
Yes, well, it's not worth doing it wrong.
A connected printer.
You still have to listen to us.
There is no problem, I listen to you every day.
Well, it's very, very nice to hug you,
Isabelle, and see you very soon on RTL for other games.
And maybe other valises.
I'm going to add, I'm going to add something again.
A good purchase of 500 euros at Contoir de la Mer.
There are 70 stores in La Manche à la Côte Atlantique.
Generally, it's on the side of the sea, obviously.
Many big brands on fishing, journalism, fashion.
You will buy it on Contoir de la Mer.fr
with your good purchase of 500 euros,
which we also slide in the RTL valise.
Maybe we can also slide a future album
from Grand Cormalade, you agree?
With pleasure.
Well, it's not out yet, but it's not...
It hasn't happened at all yet, but...
Well, it would be nice if you mind the file
to put it in the valise.
But it's good.
It's in construction, it's finished.
It's almost the 20th October.
Yes, no, we will surely receive it next week.
We offer it to you.
Do you want a DVD of my first ABFM?
No, not yet.
It's already at 20.
Thank you, Marc-Antoine Lebré.
It also allows me to point out
that you will also find Marc-Antoine Lebré
in RTL.
Good evening.
In a moment with Julien Célier.
But thank you again.
Grand Cormalade.
Thank you very much.
See you tomorrow at 5.30 for other big heads.
And in a moment, of course, Marc-Antoine
from Julien Célier.
Good evening, Julien.
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