After collaborating in Zabou Breitman’s film, Remember beautiful things, released in 2002, then in The tasting (2022), by director Ivan Calbérac, Isabelle Carré and Bernard Campan have once once more been brought together for a film. On April 4, the two actors will be starring in a feature film directed by Wilfried Méance and Olivier Ducray, entitled And maybe more, in which they play a couple. In full promotion for the film, Isabelle Carré and Bernard Campan were invited on the set of the show C à vous, broadcast this Thursday March 28 on France 5. Interviewed by Anne-Élisabeth Lemoine, the 52-year-old actress, who was plunged into a deep depression, notably revealed that many rumors announcing her as a couple with her on-screen partner were circulating.
“We were asked a lot of questions: what makes us like to see each other once more and are there more similarities between us. It’s a question that came up a lot,” she explained. Before putting an end to the rumors: “So let me be clear: no.” “Oh yes? We’re asking you outright if anything happened between you?” asked Anne-Élisabeth Lemoine, surprised. But if the France 5 journalist was surprised to discover that the two actors were at the heart of such rumors, Bernard Campan assured that he was not shocked. “It’s normal, following a while, I understand people’s curiosity”declared the former member of the Unknowns.
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A few seconds later, Anne-Élisabeth Lemoine finally admitted that the rumors concerning her guests were rather normal. The reason ? The journalist remembered a sequence dating from 2017 in which Isabelle Carré revealed on the same set that she had made a ranking of the five actors who kissed the best. Seven years later, the actress assured that Bernard Campan was indeed one of the best. “He is in the top 5, but he is not the first”, she revealed.
Article written in collaboration with 6Medias.
Photo credits: Capture – France 5
