2023-06-12 10:00:00
Rémi-Pierre Paquin will play astronaut David Saint-Jacques in the play Objective Earth, presented at the Maison de la culture Francis-Brisson in Shawinigan all summer long.
Owner of a chalet in Saint-Jean-des-Piles, on the banks of the Saint-Maurice River, the actor and entertainer is only a few minutes by boat from work, a considerable asset for this all-terrain sports enthusiast. and outdoors.
“When I come back in the evening around 11 p.m., there is no one on the river, in the dark, with regarding ten kilometers to go, it’s really trippy!” he enthused during an interview with the QMI Agency.
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The Shawinigan is also still very attached to the Mauritian region, where his family and many of his childhood friends, with whom he was the wolf cubs, are established. And if he temporarily left the region following his college studies, he did not have to be asked to come back and settle there.
“I really have a deep attachment for the region, for the people and with this authenticity that I feel at home,” he said, adding that many of his childhood memories were linked to it.
On the show The beautiful tour this Monday, the actor will resume the song April Fool, by Marc Déry, to pay tribute to his region. For him, this room evokes everything in his hometown, even if no place is specifically named.
“When I was a teenager, I always imagined that it happened on the edge of the Saint-Maurice River and that Marc went to the other side of the Matawin bridge to fish”, he liked to imagine on the phone.
“I ran into Marc Déry at one point and asked him what he was thinking when he wrote his song. He told me that it was exactly the convenience store I was thinking of, that it was exactly the places I had in mind,” continued Rémi-Pierre Paquin, still amazed.
The comedian will share his episode of The beautiful tour in Mauricie with his good friend David Savard, who, following going to his cottage, finally had one built nearby, as well as with Breen LeBoeuf, Cindy Bédard and Marina Orsini.
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Cindy Bédard, Breen LeBoeuf, Marina Orsini, David Savard, Rémi-Pierre Paquin and host Guy Jodoin on the set of “La belle tour”, in Mauricie. Photo Thonycool
Rémi-Pierre was also very enthusiastic regarding the idea of finding Marina in Mauricie. If the actress brilliantly embodied Émilie Bordeleau in the cult series Caleb’s daughtershe for his part was part of “Team B”, he said, laughing.
When he was young, he worked in the village of Émilie, which reconstructed the world of Daughters of Calebin the corner of Grand-Mère, along Highway 55.
This summer, Rémi-Pierre will be on display in Bryan Perro’s new play Objective Earthwith Anne Trudel.
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Rémi-Pierre Paquin and Anne Trudel in the summer play “Objectif Terre”, which is presented at the Maison de la culture Francis-Brisson in Shawinigan.
He will also resume the filming of the show To drink and to eatbroadcast on Télé-Québec, for which, with fellow artists, he travels across Quebec and visits microbrewers, farmers and agri-food producers.
He also investigates vasectomy in the documentary Surviving vasectomyaccessible on Crave since Thursday.
Hosted by Guy Jodoin, The beautiful tour is presented on TVA this Monday at 8 p.m.
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