Jean-Luc Lemoine is a happy comedian.
Still on tour across France with his show "Brut", he now hosts "Samedi d'en rire" daily at 8:20 p.m. on France 3. Columnist on Europe 1 with Philippe Vandel and Stéphane Bern, he will present a big bonus on Saturday evening time at the Dôme de Paris, "Le grand show de l'humour" with many guests, on France 3.
Comedians who will have total freedom of expression, but with increased vigilance, as confirmed by Jean-Luc Lemoine: “
Today, comedians have a responsibility.
We must assume it and prepare to justify ourselves.
Before, we had state censorship, now it's public censorship,
” he says.
Social networks have been there and now each valve can turn against its author.
"
It bothers me when you take a sentence out of context to make it into a shabby buzz
," explains Jean-Luc Lemoine.
It is often incredibly intellectually dishonest!
I forbid myself nothing.
I just want to have something interesting to say and not go into a topic just to generate buzz.
Besides, when a comedian has to explain his jokes, it's always a failure
, ”he adds.
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Asked about Cyril Hanouna, once again at the center of the news after the declarations of the Minister of Culture, Jean-Luc Lemoine returns to his collaboration for many seasons with the host of "Touche pas à mon poste" on C8.
“
Cyril has real freedom of speech and he takes advantage of it.
He says what he thinks even if there are small inconsistencies from time to time…
”, says the comedian.
“
I stayed seven years with Cyril Hanouna.
I'm not ashamed, it's part of my life.
I left out of honesty because I felt like I had finished a cycle and didn't bring anything more to the show.
I had less fun on the air.
Moreover, with the editorial change,
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“I tried to recruit Philippe Caverivière on France 2”
Jean-Luc Lemoine
Finally, Jean-Luc Lemoine talks about his colleagues whose appearances as columnists are increasing - Bertrand Chameroy, Philippe Caverivière, Sandrine Sarroche, Mathieu Madénian... - in the media.
“
I listen to them and some make me laugh a lot like Benjamin
Tranié on France Inter or Philippe Caverivière on RTL.
He has a nice playing field and he goes very far.
I had tried to recruit him on France 2 for ''The complaints office'' at the time.
He worked for Canteloup but he refused because he didn't want to be on the front of the stage.
»
Regarding his program "Saturday to laugh at it", always broadcast on Saturdays on France 3 but also daily at 8:20 p.m., Jean-Luc Lemoine refuses to compare himself to
Plus belle la vie
: "
We have not replaced
Plus belle la vie
.
It's just a square that we took over.
It is a heavy heritage and a responsibility.
We try to make the most ''feel good'' and warmest possible show with Nadège Beausson-Diagne, Yoann Riou and
Marc Toesca to bring people along with us.
It's temporary but we'll do our best.
We are already happy to gather a million viewers
, ”he concludes.
