This Wednesday, April 19, Ahmed Sylla was the guest of host Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine in C to you. He opened up on the show about his father’s death and his denial after his disappearance.
A terrible drama. Ahmed Sylla is back in cinemas on April 26 with the comedy Our tiny little wedding alongside Camille Lou, Grégoire Bonnet and Anne Caillon. The actor embodies the role of Max, the future groom, who wishes with his companion to organize a wedding in a small committee. However, nothing will go as planned since several hundred people will finally join the party. Ahmed Sylla is currently promoting his new film, and during his portrayal on the show seven to eight, he responded cash to rumors about his sexuality. He also confided that he could never play a love scene in a feature film and evoked an extremely hurtful rumor about him.
“I am very happy, even if it is not easy all the time…”
This Wednesday, April 19, Ahmed Sylla was the guest of Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine in the show C to you. During their exchange, the host returned to her climb of the steps last year of the Cannes Film Festival for the film A little brother by Léonor Serraille, an important and defining moment in his career. “I think back to rue Ernest Meissonier in Nantes. I tell myself ‘Wow… What a long way,’” he began as he viewed the footage. “And I think it’s also important to be proud of yourself, of your journey, to savor it and appreciate it. And I savor it, and I’m very happy, even if it’s not easy all the time…” This statement immediately piqued the curiosity of the presenter who wanted to learn more.
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“We also have our joys, our sorrows”
“In fact, social networks today and the fact that we are on TV, people think that we are happy all the time, that we must have bananas all the time… But we also have our joys, our sorrows. Sometimes things in life make it a little harder”, he explained. Ahmed Sylla then returned to the death of his father, a tragedy that turned his life upside down. “The year I lost my dad, I was in the middle of shooting elsewhere for Everyone for All at the time, well, it was complicated… I did a denial for another year”, he confided on the set. Before concluding, “So I realized only after he was gone. And these are times when you come face to face with yourself and you say to yourself ‘I don’t want to laugh there’, but you have to go do some promotion. There are times when it’s less cool.”
