François Cluzet revealed at the microphone of RTL that he used to lie about his money and his social condition. A penchant he had inherited from his father …
Is François Cluzet used to lying? The actor, who presents the play Another divine day At Parisian puffs in Paris, played cards on the table and confided in the microphone of RTL on these little lies that his father told when he was younger …
François Cluzet, “mythomaniac”: why his father was lying on money
The actor grew up in the 7th arrondissement of Paris, but he was brought up in a relatively modest family family. The son of a newsagent who then directed a pharmaceutical laboratory, François Cluzet did not hesitate to lie about his social condition being younger. It must be said that he was modeling a father … who was lying himself on their money!
“I have been mytho for a long time. My father, my brother and I were all three mythomans. Mythomaniac, it is not to accept his social condition”, said the actor in the show of Amandine Bégot and Thomas Sotto on RTL, before telling: “We sold newspapers. My father had a photo on which he opened the door of his boss’s rolls, but we couldn’t see the boss, we only saw my father! “. So his sire made the entourage believe that the Rolls Royce belonged to him!
The latter even lied to his job. “”We jumped all the time, my father pretended to be a doctor. It was funny when people said to him: ‘I don’t feel very good right now, you don’t have a little medication to pass on me?’ My father said yes, but he had nothing. It was too funny“, remembered the interpreter of Philippe in Untouchables.
François Cluzet admits that he is “earning his life very well”
Over the years, François Cluzet has learned to be honest. In 2013, the father of four children born of several unions had confided in his money with frankness, without going into details. “”I earn very well my life and I am very happy“, had detailed at Parisian The ex-spouse of Valérie Bonneton, now as a couple with Narjiss Slaoui-Falcoz, former director of communication from the Intercontinental Carlton Cannes.
He also admitted to having been “obsessed with success“From an early age.”But strangely, despite my anxiety, I trusted. I worked in the theater, in the cinema, on television in things not always brilliant, but I was earning my life“He said.
