“He was an attentive companion who liked to surprise.” Leo looks back on his relationship with Michel Blanc.

His death shocked a whole generation of French people. Friday, October 4, Michel Blanc, the unforgettable Jean-Claude Dussin Tanned and multiple award-winning actor, has died at the age of 72. While the Splendid troupe paid tribute to her: Josiane Balasko, Marie-Anne Chazel, Christian Clavier, Gérard Jugnot, Thierry Lhermitte and Bruno Moynot, singer Leo also had a few words for her former companion. In fact, the performer of the piece Brunettes don’t count for plums shared the life of the actor for a year and a half in Paris, sharing an apartment with him.

On the air of RTL, on Friday, October 4, Leo announced. “Michelle was part of the enchanted bracket in my life. Even if we rarely spoke, every meeting was enjoyable. I am very sad…” The two artists met on the set of Jackie Cukier’s film, Separate roomwas released in 1989. Years after their breakup, Leo still described him as “a true gentleman” who was surrounded by “extreme temptation”.

“He liked to give surprises, life with him was full of surprises. He was a good person, thanks to him I met interesting people,” he continued excitedly, not surprised by the wave of admiration for him. “I knew he would hold an important place in the public, just as he has a place in my fondest memories. His career proves that he was a great actor, and it is deserved,” he concluded.

French Woody Allen

On the day of her disappearance, Gérard Juniot was one of the first to pay tribute to her, posting a few words with their image in an Instagram post. “Fack Michel… What did you do to us…” we can read in the story. Then the words were repeated at the RTL microphone. “It’s a huge blow. (…) He was the French Woody Allen. He had a sense of dialogue. (…) I met him in the 4th grade, during German class, and I never missed him.” In addition to his role The Bronzed:Michel Blanc was distinguished by many other characters, which won him several awards. We think specifically about movies Come to my house, I’m staying with my friend or even Evening wear by Bertrand Blier, for which he won the Best Actor Award at the 1986 Cannes Film Festival.