Guest of "It feels good" on Europe 1 Thursday to talk about the release on VOD of the film "10 days without mom", released in February, the actor Franck Dubosc shared an anecdote about his past. While not yet known, the humorist pretended to be invited to the Césars and recovered a letter intended for ... Alain Delon.

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Franck Dubosc is now part of the landscape of French comedy. Comedian, actor, his latest film 10 jours sans maman , directed by Ludovic Bernard, released in theaters in February, has just been released on VOD. But before popular success, the eyes of others already mattered to him. In "It feels good" Thursday, Franck Dubosc returned to an anecdote that happened to him at the Césars. 

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"I bought a flea tuxedo. I went to the entrance of the Cesars and I acted as if I was waiting for someone. And then I left," said the actor. "Once, a lady asked me if I was going to the Césars, I said 'of course'. She asked me if I could give her letter to Alain Delon. I took the letter, I I said 'of course'. I didn't even open it, I threw it away because I was ashamed to have done that, "he recalls without specifying the date of the event.

"I realize how ridiculous it was because no one was to look at me"

And it was not the first time that Franck Dubosc pretended to be someone he was not. Born in Seine-Maritimes in a popular environment, at the age of 14/15 years, he went in the rue Jeanne-d'Arc, in Rouen, and pretended to live in one of the beautiful buildings of the artery. He took advantage of an open door to sneak in and out casually a few minutes later. 

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"I realize how ridiculous it was because no one was to look at me", laughs today Franck Dubosc. "In general, we don't look at someone coming out of a building. It's not especially an interesting spectacle," he concedes. "I took the most beautiful doors. I did it a lot of times." But let the public be reassured, these years of pretense are over. "I don't do things like that anymore," says Franck Dubosc.