Addicted to series about vampires and zombies, he knows everything about your favorite stars, with a slight preference for what happens across the Atlantic. Although he has the hot blood of the Spanish, he still maintains his very French humor and never shrinks from a well-intentioned play on words.
Named man of the year by Le Parisien Week-end, Artus gave a long interview to the media. In particular, he talks about climbing the steps in Cannes with the entire team of his film, Un p’tit chose en plus and the attitude of certain people that he didn’t really appreciate.
“It’s just a shame that he…”: Artus and his team snubbed at Cannes and not just for dressing actors with disabilities
The Parisian Weekend was decided and yet there were many hoping to win the title of man of the year. From and his mind-blowing performances during the Paris 2024 Olympic Games to the very notable performance of in the immense success The Count of Montecristothe choice could not have been simple. However, it is indeed who was crowned by the weekly, which devoted its front page to him this Friday, December 20 and to which the 37-year-old actor and director granted a long interview. An honorary title that he obviously owes to the absolutely gigantic success of his film, A little something extrain which we find and which has accumulated more than 10.8 million admissions in France.
A crazy and unthinkable success upon its release for the one who was. A success which notably allowed him to go to the Cannes Film Festival with the film team and in particular all the actors with disabilities who are the strength of this moving comedy. “Even before filming, I decided that my actors deserved to go on the steps. The success made it easier for us to come and it was a great moment. It is just a shame that we had to make a rant so that major clothing brands agree to dress us. But contrary to what has been written, I think it was as much the act of dressing comedians as the handicaps that bothered them”says Victor-Artus Solaro, his real name.
An attitude that displeased Artus
succeeded and their arrival caused a lot of talk and allowed for some superb moments. Despite this great experience, the comedian did not like everything about his visit to the Croisette. “In Cannes, I also met actors who pretended not to know us while, like all actors, they regularly follow the box office figures”recalls the native of Chesnay (Yvelines), before concluding: “These are not people I really want to be around.”
Visibly disappointed by the attitude of certain people when he came to Cannes, Artus did not hesitate to let it be known.
