(sorry it took me so long, I was super busy) @buckysbaron @supercalifragipopculturevomit
Q: Your favorite French film?
DB: That's very difficult, because I grew up with the classics. It was always Truffaut, it was always Godard, Chabrol, Sautet. It's impossible to choose one. If I had to choose one... the classic: Les 400 Coups.
Q: Your favorite French actor?
DB: Impossible to answer. It started with the classics for me, so Jean Gabin; it was Alain Delon; it was Belmondo, Isabelle Huppert. Yesterday I saw Isabelle Adjani, my god, Isabelle Adjani. Jeanne Moreau. Jeanne Moreau maybe. It's impossible! Jeanne Moreau or Jean Gabin.
Q: And more recent actors?
DB: Of course, Lellouche, Jeremie Renier, Denis Menochet, Canet, Tahar Rahim. The list is endless! And of course the actresses as well.
DB: I remember the cassoulet made by my french aunt from Toulouse, beef bourguignon, tarte tatin, Nicoise salad, the classics. I'm very very classic.
Interviewer: We're in the mountains here, have you tried fondue or raclette? [VALID QUESTION INTERVIEWER THANK YOU]
DB: Not here, but of course I've eaten a lot of fondue.
Q: Favorite French artists?
DB: I like Benjamin Biolay, one of my favorite, my heros. I love Clara Luiciani, but also Aznavour Brassens, Serge Gainsbourg. Because you [french people] have a lot of everything. It's very annoying because it's impossible for me. You can be very very proud of your culture.
Q: What's a french thing that you love and a french thing you cannot stand?
DB: It's the charm, is the French language, it's the elegant French attitude. They know how to live. And something I hate? Paris Saint-Germain, because I am a Barcelone fan. So that dislike really comes from the bottom of my heart.
[The interview then says that he's from Paris LMAO]
dailybridgerton
janainaart
tangentwithtanner
