Franck Gastambide and Ramzy Bedia see many advantages in no longer going incognito

CELEBRITY HUNTED – “We are stars, we are not Zizou”, jokes Ramzy Bedia when talking about his notoriety. The actor participates, along with 8 other celebrities, in the new Amazon Prime show, Celebrity Hunted, online since Friday, October 29. 4 pairs of stars are chased throughout France by an investigation cell.

They aim not to be found during the 10 days on the run. A desire to remain incognito that they sometimes find in their daily life, due to notoriety. Then The HuffPost asked them about their perception of fame, as you can see in the video at the top of the article.

“People who come to see us to ask us for a photo, it’s always very pleasant,” says Franck Gastambide. “But sometimes you go shopping, and you find yourself taking lots of pictures in the chips department, or in the dishes department”, specifies the director of the series. Valid. So to avoid being arrested, everyone has their techniques, but the mask against the Covid-19 is popular.

“For me it’s a mask, cap and sunglasses,” Squeezie says, though the times when he doesn’t like being called out are rare. “The only time it’s hard to be cool when you come to see me is the phases where you just want to be alone and listen to sad music”, he admits. laughing.

“Being famous makes life easier”

Everyone is aware of the fact that notoriety has more advantages than disadvantages. “Being famous makes life easier,” admits Ramzy. Among the privileges that celebrity allows, Franck Gastambide talks about his dinners at the restaurant: “What I like is when you go to a restaurant, and the chef offers you to visit the kitchen, that’s cool” .

Ramzy, he prefers getaways in amusement parks, without having to queue. He also remembers his night out in Paris. “The first time I said to myself ‘ok, la, t’es bien’, it was when I returned to Bains Douches (a Parisian nightclub, editor’s note), very well received, whereas before I did never came home ”, smiles the actor.

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