Telling stories, the reason why he developed his humor, his greatest fear... François Berléand was the guest of Aurélie Casse this Saturday March 2 on the set of “C l'hebdo”.
The actor took part in the new sequence of the show entitled “the couch”.
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Thus, lying on a sofa, the 71-year-old man was questioned by the presenter of France 5.
“You believed everything they told you when you were little.
When your father told you that you were the son of the invisible man, you believed him.
You were even later convinced that you had Down syndrome.
Do you still tell stories today?”
“So that people like me…”
“My job means that I tell a lot of stories, I try to immerse myself as much as possible in the character, so I inevitably invent new lives all the time
,” explains the French actor.
And on the sets of his many films such as
The Transporter
,
The Chorists
or even
The Busy School
, he is known for entertaining the gallery.
But this behavior hides another side of his personality.
“I'm extremely paranoid, so I try to make everyone laugh so people will like me. You know the paranoid are not always wrong and there are plenty of reasons not to like me. »
Faced with François Berléand, Aurélie Casse cannot help but grab the outstretched pole and question him about these reasons.
“I am sometimes without a filter, I say things – that I don’t regret having said but there you go – I say things that seemed important, essential to me and then I have a boomerang
,” he explains. imbued with modesty.
The actor then confided his greatest fear, taken with humor on the set of “C l’hebdo”: pigeons.