Entertainment Mimi Mathy at the Théâtre de Bouvard, Philippe Bouvard criticized for this choice: "I was told that I had taken a person who was not physically entirely normal"

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More parts of England could wake up in Tier 4 from Boxing Day as fears grow over the spread of a mutation of coronavirus. Ministers will meet to discuss further possible measures on Wednesday after the UK recorded its highest daily increase in coronavirus cases, reports suggest.The Daily Telegraph reported local leaders and health officials in Birmingham met on Tuesday night to discuss the possibility of the city being moved into Tier 4, while other areas could be moved up to Tier 3.

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© Video capture Mimi Mathy at the Théâtre de Bouvard, Philippe Bouvard criticized for this choice: "I was told that I had taken a person who was not physically entirely normal" In the documentary Philippe Bouvard, the art of laughter broadcast on Comédie + this Thursday, January 21, back to the time of the Théâtre de Bouvard on Antenne 2, which included Mimi Mathy among its actors. A presence which however did not please everyone, including within the chain ...

Si Philippe Bouvard marked the history of radio and television by animating Les Grosses Têtes until 2014, an " show of machos " in his own words, he was also at the head, from 1982 to 1985, of the Théâtre de Bouvard on the Antenne 2 channel. There were beautiful people, sometimes still beginners: Pascal Légitimus, Smaïn, Michèle Bernier, Muriel Robin, Jean-Marie Bigard ... But also one of the most popular actresses of the PAF today: Mimi Mathy , star of Joséphine, guardian angel . However, his participation had made some waves, as Philippe Bouvard recounts in the doc Philippe Bouvard, the art of laughing .

Mimie Mathy confides in her height: "a difference" but not "a handicap"

© BORDE-JACOVIDES / BESTIMAGE Mimie Mathy confides in her height: "a difference" but not "a handicap" Third female personality favorite of the French according to the Ifop JDD poll of this Sunday, December 27, Mimie Mathy did not hide her emotion. A big victory despite its small size. Its small size could have been an obstacle but Mimie Mathy made it its strength.

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Philippe Bouvard about Mimi Mathy: "I was told that television should not be confused with the Foire du Trône"

The one who had disguised himself as Jordy on the Big Heads set confides in front of the camera: " Mimi Mathy gave me a dazzling sketch, and the next day it was on the air. And the next day again, I had a call from the director of varieties of the time that told me: " We must not confuse television and the Throne Fair. You have taken someone who may be talented but who is not physically entirely normal. Please stop "". However, more was needed to change Philippe Bouvard's plans: " So naturally I continued and I had the satisfaction of seeing that dear Mimi had become the favorite star of the French ".

Stunning behind-the-scenes look at the theatres of London's West End

'London Theatres' by Michael Coveney and Peter Dazeley goes inside the likes of the Playhouse, London Palladium, Lyceum, Drury Lane, Garrick, Aldwych and Palace Theatre. It looks at the history of the Palace, which features a pump used to keep the water level of the buried River Fleet below the building, and Drury Lane which still has the 1947 painted backdrops to Oklahoma! stored backstage. Other interesting features include the 'thunder run' which created sound effects using cannon balls at Her Majesty's Theatre, and a backstage 'donkey run' at the Palladium for live animals which leads onto the street.

A week ago Sunday New York city had a blackout and all nine television stations in the area went out for several hours. This created tremendous crises in families all over New York and proved that TV plays a much greater role in people's lives than anyone can imagine.

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Mimi Mathy: "This show was a melting pot for all of society"

Mimi Mathy also comes back to this episode: " He told me later, so as not to traumatize me ". The opportunity for her to recall what the troupe of the Théâtre de Bouvard looked like: " In this program, it was a melting pot of all of society: there were big, small, strong, Blacks, Chinese, homosexuals, a small person ... And that's a bit what makes the world today and the world of always. If we all looked alike, it wouldn't be funny! ".

Find the documentary Philippe Bouvard, the art of laughter this Thursday sir Comédie + and on www.canalplus.com .