Alain Chabat admits having been a dissipated student

Solene Delinger
2:45 p.m., October 11, 2022

Invited to the program “C à vous” on Monday October 10 to present the animated film “Le Petit Nicolas – What are we waiting for to be happy?”, Alain Chabat confided in his childhood. The actor, who will soon host a late show on TF1, reveals to have been a dissipated student and certainly very “tiring” but never “nasty”, he specifies.

A rather disruptive student… Invited on the set of It’s up to you Monday, October 10 to present the animated film Le Petit Nicolas – What are we waiting for to be happy?, Alain Chabat took the opportunity to make some secrets regarding his own childhood. The actor assured that he recognized himself in the little boy because, like him, he lived “not far from small pavilions”. And, the young Alain was above all very turbulent…

“I did a few establishments”

“From the sixth to the final year, I did a few establishments”, confided Alain Chabat. “But I wasn’t mean, I was just a little dissipated, a little tiring, I guess.” “Where we miss you now, I’m sure of it,” replied Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine with amusement, before pointing out that her sidekick Laurent Lafitte was a model student. “I was in the sixteenth (district of Paris, editor’s note), but nevertheless we both identified with the little character. He is universal on many levels”, answers the main interested party.

Alain Chabat says more regarding his late show

On the set of It’s up to you, Alain Chabat also revealed new information regarding his late show, soon to be broadcast on TF1. “We are going to give people a funny hour. There will be a musical Alex Reed every evening, live. We are recording the show before it is broadcast, and with the public. There will be no hot news and so much the better because I can’t take the news anymore,” he said. Then, the actor mentioned his other project: the adaptation of a Asterix and Obelix in series on Netflix. Inspired by the album The Battle of the Chiefs, it will consist of five 30-minute episodes. A busy program for which Alain Chabat will have to be very studious this time around…