During his broadcast on C8, the host of “Touche pas à mon poste” gave some details on the one who animated the very controversial 45th César ceremony and who has not stopped since being criticized.
Since Friday, February 28, controversies have multiplied around the 45th Cesar ceremony, with in particular the reward attributed to Roman Polanski, the departure ofAdele Haenel during this announcement, but also the animation of the evening. Everyone gives their opinion, their position.
But when it was broadcast on C8 “Touche pas à mon poste”, Cyril Hanouna revealed the “miraculous” salary for some and not for others and the “nervous breakdown” of Florence Foresti who refused to go back on stage with all the winners at the end of the evening, creating a new debate around the mistress of ceremonies.
A fee of 130,000 euros
As Cyril Hanouna clarified before giving the floor to his columnists: “Lots of people said that Florence Foresti touched her cachet and that she should stay until the end. The presenters of the César received around 30,000 € Manu Payet received € 45,000, Foresti had received € 50,000 in 2016 and this year, the comedian received € 130,000 including € 30,000 for its authors. “
The opinions did not fail to be shared.
Behind the scenes
And the host of the show continued to give some details on the aftermath of the mistress of ceremonies Florence Foresti, once she returned to the dressing room and refused to return to the stage.
“When the bosses of Canal arrived in the box at the end of the program, she was furious and she said that it was unacceptable and that she regretted having said yes to the presentation of the Caesars. She screwed up everything the world outside and it ended very badly between the bosses and her. “
Before adding: “She was very upset and after that she calmed down a bit. I think that for Florence, it was a huge pressure for her, she had the pressure for several days. C was a hassle for her to present the César, it was a poisoned gift. She was torn between everything she caught on social networks […] and having agreed to present. “
She didn’t want Polanski to be present
Christophe Carrière, one of the columnists said that Florence Foresti had warned a few weeks before the ceremony that “if Polanski was in the room she would not present the ceremony, even if it meant breaching the contract”.
Her positioning is therefore clear, especially after her post on Instagram where she expressed her disgust after Roman Polanski was rewarded.
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