“You traumatized a Miss,
Jonathan Lambert
, ”
says Éric Dussart to his guest of the day.
While the comedian returns, at the microphone of “On refait la télé”, to his beginnings on television with the chef Jean-Pierre Coffe, his craziest disguises or even his delirious passion for his shawl, the radio host of
RTL
reminds him of one of his sketches on Laurent Ruquier’s show, “On n’est pas couche”.
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And this number was aimed in this case at
Laury Thilleman
.
If the young woman is now a TV presenter, she made herself known to the general public with a crown on her head during her coronation at Miss France in 2011. Jonathan Lambert then wanted to trap her by arriving on the set disguised as Damien Baïser , a character straight out of his imagination, passing for
“a sex freak”
.
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“You were kept on a leash by nurses, which tells us a little more about this character. And you scared Laury Thilleman so much that she fell backwards
,” recalls Éric Dussart to provide context.
“I was very scared, shares the guest, adding:
there was still the moment when she fell where I said to myself
“shit, she might have hurt herself”
because her fall was still very spectacular.
And besides, I'm surprised she didn't get anything.
We were lucky that she laughed
. ”
Despite the unforeseen situation, Jonathan Lambert continued his sketch and ironically says today:
“well yes, I'm thinking about work”
.
This scene, which has become cult and even viral, fortunately did not really traumatize the young winner of the beauty contest.
“I was happy because it was a character that I had created on the big show and I didn't think that one day he would be able to come back on a terrestrial channel because there was something quite crazy in this character
,” underlines Jonathan Lambert.
And to continue:
“the fact that it was with Miss France, newly crowned, and that she fell from the throne like that there was a whole symbolism which was quite funny”
.