Salim Kechiouche replies to Miou Miou in Constancy in Hellthe TV movie broadcast this Wednesday, February 1 on France 2. The handsome kid could never have become an actor.
Directed by Gaël Morel and co-produced by Septembre Production (to whom we owe the series with Audrey Fleurot HPI) and My Neighbor Productions (rear Ten percent), Constancy in Hella new TV movie to discover this Wednesday, February 1, brings together Miou-Miou (who are his two daughters Angèle and Jeanne?) and Salim Kechiouche. The latter interprets Amine (Salim Kechiouche), model for men’s underwear and driver of VTC, who will turn the life of this neighborhood antique dealer upside down after pushing the door of his store in search of a gift for his fiancée, Kimberley (Marilyn Lima discovered in France).
“At the beginning, I was rather passionate about sport and boxing”
Before becoming an actor, notably in The Life of Adele, Paris at all cost or Mektoub, my love: canto uno and its sequelSalim Kechiouche was a boxing champion. A sporting path that he preferred to abandon… To our colleagues at Tele Prothe actor explains his choice: “In fact, I started these activities around the same time. At the beginning, I was rather passionate about sports and boxing. I had the ambition to earn a living in the ring but after taking aware that it was a very hard job, where the blows in the face could really hurt me, I turned to the theater and the cinema. In fact, by acting I felt the same adrenaline as in boxing. I do not I don’t regret this decision. I love boxing but, in view of the greatest champions, like Muhammad Ali, it is a sport that often reserves a frightening and tragic fate”.
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Salim Kechiouche notes “a marked improvement” diversity
Salim Kechiouche also referred to the lack of diversity among the actors. “In terms of castings, there has been a marked improvement, notes the actor born in Lyon of Algerian parents. But the real leap forward will come when these diverse people express their personal vision by producing and directing their own film. To be an actor is to be at the service of a story, and, to get out of it, you also have to be able to tell your own.
