A new buzz in sight?
Last week, Léa Salamé took up the challenge of a producer of "What an era!"
by asking his guest Gad Elmaleh bluntly if he
"didn't fuck anymore",
before shouting
"I won".
This Saturday, November 12, one of the guests of the program will surely allow the show to be talked about.
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For this new issue, Ana Girardot and Anissa Bonnefont will present the film
La Maison
.
In this film adaptation of the eponymous literary phenomenon by Emma Becker, the actress and the director reveal the autobiography of the author who has infiltrated a brothel in Berlin.
Dany Leprince, accused of a quadruple murder will testify
Léa Salamé, Christophe Dechavanne and Philippe Caverivière will also receive on set the environmental activist and winner of the Goldman Prize for the environment Claire Nouvian but also the emergency doctor Mathias Wargon.
This head of department of the Delafontaine hospital, in Saint-Denis, will come to talk about the documentary film
Première urgences
produced in the medical establishment where he works.
On a lighter note, comedian Fabrice Eboué will be on set.
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If tonight, “What a time!”
will not receive a political guest, three personalities linked to media and societal news complete the list of participants.
The accused of a quadruple murder of Thorigné-sur-Dué (in Sarthe) Dany Leprince and his lawyer Olivier Morice will talk about the book
They stole my life
, which will be published on November 16.
This sexagenarian sentenced to life imprisonment hopes for a new trial and will testify on the show.
Finally Nikita Bellucci, former X star will be received on set.
This actress and producer of pornographic films recently defended on BFMTV an
"ethical porn"
centered on
"consent, benevolence and respect".
Last week, "Quelle époque" recorded an audience of 1.12 million viewers, or 12.5% of audience share.
A score slightly lower than that of TF1 and its debriefing program entitled "Star Academy, return to the castle".
