So I'm going to again, because basically, I mean, you're
in paradise in this movie with Julia Roberts and George Clooney.
There must be worse jobs than this.
This must be a pretty fun one to make.
Actually, yeah, we we talked about it with George.
I was like, I think I think it's going to be hard to top that like summer
Christmas in Australia on a private island with George and Julia and everything.
And it was like I think, I think I can't like said this as the normality
and my next job will be just a night shoot in the mud
below 30 degrees.
You know, I'm just prepared.
I mean, your character is very sweet, but you're quite fond of him
and you get quite protective over your characters.
I think I think you in order to be authentic with your character, you have to
come from a place of love, you know, even if he's a bad guy or something.
You start from a place of love, then you kind of like,
you know, travel through his traumas and what made him what he is.
And it's just a question of understanding
because we never nobody's born mean or bad or traumatized or anything. So
you have to love your character.
And I love him because he's just so naive and and open to anything.
You know, you don't you don't get to thirties, your thirties
and keep that level of of
how you say,
you know, you don't stay naive for that long.
And so. Yes, exactly.
So that's what I love about these characters.
Like what happened to him?
How protected was he so he could like preserve,
you know, this level of innocence still is thirties.
I mean, it's interesting cause obviously in Hollywood,
there's been such a lack of really good romantic comedies over the last few years.
It's felt like a real throwback to the kind of the great ones 20, 25 years ago.
But I know in France there's still some great romantic comedies
across the years, but I was just wondering what for?
You makes a good romantic comedy.
What makes it what makes them work in your eyes?
I you know,
there's a lot of I think there's a lot of ingredients.
I think also there's a,
as we say, I think someone said in some I heard some were in friends.
They were saying, we make we tell
a complicated stories with small budgets.
And in the US you make like simple stories with like big budgets and it cut it's,
it's kind of, it's kind of I think it needs to be simple.
It, it's to be because romantic comedy is just about like simple simple people
just like falling in love and being clumsy and just and
and you just enter the little cracks of that clumsiness, and and then the actors
just bring that the nuances and bring them the melody to them.
It's like, you know, when you watch Love, actually, it's it's so rich.
Every actor in this movie is just brilliant.
And that that's the signature of the movie.
That's quite tricky question.
So I thought that you're pretty washed up in the game.
I mean, this is a big role
for you, of course. I mean, just what is acting something
you've always wanted to do from a young age?
Were you ever considering football like your dad?
I actually I play I loves football.
I love football.
It's I think we should talk about the fact that PSG yesterday.
Are you. Yes, yes, yes, yes. I have to follow my team.
My dad was playing for PSG, so I was really happy to see that
we're having dinner with, you know, the cast and crew.
And it was going to, you know, it's like, yes, yes, yes.
And I saw that we won against Juventus.
I was pretty pleased. It's it's a good week.
I'm a Spurs fan. So we can watch it.
I know. I love time.
I'm. It's my favorite English team.
Oh, see, I know, I know.
Thank you.
But I mean, this film, I mean, so as mentioned,
I mean, it is truly is paradise.
I mean, the way it all looks on screen, I mean, just the kind of the sea,
the ocean and.
I just wonder though, for you pacing, where's what's your paradise?
Where's the place that means the most to you in the world?
It's actually, it's a little, um, you know, Corsica in the south of France,
so there's, there's a thing called the grotto, which is like a trek.
And you, it's a 17 days trek and you cross from the north
to south and halfway through it, and there's like
a little old shepherd's house where you have like a abandoned,
not abandoned lake because the lake is is never abandoned by definition.
But I mean, abandoned, like, kind of it looks like
human beings were never here except for this little shepherd's house.
And you mix like cheese and liquor, and you have, like, wild horses.
And every time I go there for, like just three or four days, I just fully recharge.
And it's there's no service, nothing.
And this is my little paradise, right? And just very fun.
I had a question about Emily in Paris, because I've always wanted to meet
French person maybe in Paris because we call it like call
Emily in Paris is is supposed to be Emily in Paris is supposed to rhyme.
And we're just British.
No, no, I.
I think. I think you call it what you want.
You know, I think, you know, it's a free world.
You know, we're not going to get caught up on this kind of details.
It's supposed to be fun.
So I just want to I thought I was calling it the wrong thing.
This is so much.
Thank you so much.
Thank you.