Anne Depétrini, guest on Europe 1, took up with humor Philippe Vandel who implied that she would have liked to be humorous by seeing the example of Ramzy Bédia, her ex.
If there is one personality that can be described as multi-hatted, it is her. If it started with economic journalism, Anne Depetrini then made a name for herself by becoming a television presenter, first on the private channels M6 and Canal +. The woman then diversified her profile even more by becoming an actress, on the boards and on the big screen, but also a director. His first feature film, Is there any ham left?, had gathered more than 700,000 spectators in theaters. Co-written with Ramzy Bediawho played the main role, the film was freely inspired by their own story since they were in a relationship between 1999 and 2011. Together, they have had two daughters : Ella and Ava.
On stage for a one-woman show
Guest on Europe 1 in the show Media culture of Philippe Vandel, the actress was brought to evoke this relationship completed for more than 10 years when the journalist asked him about his new career. Anne Depétrini is indeed now a humorist: we see her in particular offering a weekly column in Daily on TMC. But she has also been on stage since the end of January with her one-woman show, produced and directed by Alex Lutz, soberly titled with her own name: Anne Depetrini. In it, the 53-year-old woman is represented as a fifty-year-old ready to use all possible esoteric methods to find happiness… Striking humor guaranteed.
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“What is that ?”
Surprised to see her so fulfilled on stage, at her microphone, Philippe Vandel asked his guest where this desire to make the public laugh came from, with a little idea in mind. “You saw him with Ramzy, who was your companion, when you see him in theaters making him laugh, you said to yourself ‘I want to do the same thing’?“ For this remark, the host then had the right to a small reprimand, benevolent and full of humor however: “No no no ! It’s not comparable! I didn’t do that… What is that? These reflections to say… I wasn’t meant to be like him!” The actress nevertheless agreed with Philippe Vandel’s observation on the laughter caused by Ramzy, with his partners Eric Judor and Jamel Debbouze, on stage and replied: “Indeed, them on stage was huge and you see the energy that people send to you… It’s magic.”
