Catch up locals' news in English
2021-05-13T11:13:21.653Z
In & # 39; Anne Roumanoff, it feels good & # 39;, & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; Gilles Bouleau tells about his way of approaching the interview of personalities. He explains that some are built against the interviewer and that this always represents a challenge. He returns in particular to his difficult interviews with Bernard Tapie and Robert De Niro.
In "Anne Roumanoff, that feels good", Gilles Bouleau tells about his way of approaching the interview of personalities.
He explains that some are built against the interviewer and that this always represents a challenge.
He returns in particular to his difficult interviews with Bernard Tapie and Robert De Niro.
Source: europe1
