Curious by nature, Bertrand is always on the lookout for the slightest little scoop. Passionate about football, he is never far from football and all the news that comes with it. However, showbiz or political events are also part of his preferred journalistic research.
Juliette Binoche, who can be found this Monday evening on “France 3” in the film “The Good Wife”, lived in the Paris region, in a town where Julien Clerc also took up residence. A fairly discreet place.
Juliette Binoche fell for the same little-known town in Hauts de Seine as Julien Clerc
The good wifeit’s this Monday, December 9, at 9:05 p.m. on France 3. The synopsis? For decades, the Boersch homemaking school in Alsace has had the mission of training its young students to become model wives. However, on the eve of May 68, the task became complicated for the director, Paulette Van der Beck. A role played by , who is also the person who interests us here.
Indeed, let’s stay focused on a few moments, in particular on this little-known town in the Hauts de Seine where she took up residence before returning to Paris. This is Vaucresson, a town of 8,600 inhabitants located between Versailles and Saint-Cloud, which enjoys great tranquility and direct proximity to the forest. In 2009, in the pages of theExpresswe learned more about his house and its decor.
In his house, described as a “pavilion” from an architectural point of view, there were “red velvet armchairs” as well as shelves cluttered with books and classical music records. But also a Moroccan-inspired mirror and lots of souvenirs… In his office: a golden bamboo cabinet coexisting with wooden seats and an elegant silk embroidered covering red.
Juliette Binoche fell for Vaucresson, also a famous singer
Julien Clerc also chose to settle there. “I’m happy to be in Vaucresson, there are markets, we are surrounded by woods. We loved the parks in London and we couldn’t see ourselves returning to Paris.”, the singer explained to Parisianhe who moved there a few years ago with his wife and their son after having lived on the other side of the Channel.
In Vaucresson, which is ranked tenth city in France in terms of income tax contribution per tax household, Julien Clerc fell for a beautiful bourgeois building with a large garden and a tennis court. In short, the good life. Let us point out, however, that until now he had “horror” the suburbs. “I only had the memory of my childhood in Bourg-la-Reine (Hauts-de-Seine), at the Lakanal high school…”.
But he seems to have changed his mind since then.
